Indian TV Channels Criticize Trump’s Statements on Pakistan-India Ceasefire, Allege Blackmail Attempts

In India, TV channels supported by Modi are severely criticizing the statements of US President Donald Trump regarding the recent Pakistan-India war.

A report on the Indian TV channel CNN-News18 states that US President Donald Trump is waiting for a phone call from Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi only because his aim is that Modi acknowledges Trump’s alleged role in the India-Pakistan ceasefire in May 2025 and gives him credit for the Nobel Peace Prize.

The report claims that the Trump administration is still expressing the expectation that Prime Minister Modi will contact them and acknowledge Trump’s alleged role in the ceasefire, which is important for his Nobel Peace Prize.

The report says that until India gives credit for the ceasefire to President Trump, he will not get the Nobel Prize. According to the report, this matter is not just about personal ego but is part of an attempt by the Trump administration to deliberately create a confrontational situation with India.

This is a deliberate action by the Trump administration to increase tensions in relations with India, especially in the context of trade tensions and tariff threats, an attempt is being made to blackmail India.

The report further states that India’s stance has consistently been that the ceasefire was achieved through bilateral military talks between Pakistan and India, while there was no intervention by Trump or the US in this regard. Trump’s repeated claims and Pakistan’s nomination and support for him for the Nobel Prize have further complicated the matter, due to which Trump is repeatedly mentioning the downing of 8 aircraft and wants to gain support from India like Pakistan.