Karra Rejects Third‑Party Mediation, Affirms Jammu & Kashmir Remains Part of India

Karra, a senior political figure, publicly rejected any third‑party involvement in the Jammu and Kashmir issue, asserting that the region will continue to be an integral part of the Indian Union. The statement was delivered at a press briefing in New Delhi, where he emphasized that India's constitutional framework already provides adequate mechanisms to address local concerns, leaving no room for external actors. Karra warned that attempts to bring foreign governments or international organisations into the dispute could jeopardise the sovereignty and stability of the region, and reaffirmed the government's commitment to development and security in Jammu and Kashmir. His comments come as the political discourse continues to focus on the post‑Article 370 landscape, but he maintained that integration and progress remain the priority.