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I will always remember Dr. Priya Ranjan not only as the Chairman of JK Monitor, but as a mentor, guide and elder brother whose kindness shaped my life and work. Write a tribute at JAMMU: Amid the reactions, rhetoric, and visible ideological polarization witnessed within certain sections of society during tensions and war-like situations between nations such as Iran and the United States, Pawan Sharma, State Secretary BJP Jammu & Kashmir, has emphasized that India’s priorities must always be guided by her own national interest, not by emotional alignment with external conflicts.
India is a sovereign and self-confident civilization-state with a proud legacy of independent decision-making. Our foreign policy has historically been shaped by strategic autonomy, balance, and a clear understanding of long-term national objectives. From the era of non-alignment to today’s multi-aligned engagement, India has demonstrated maturity and prudence in navigating global complexities.
Reiterating his stand, Pawan Sharma stated that international conflicts must not become a trigger for ideological divisions within India. “Creating camps within the country—either for or against foreign powers—does not strengthen Bharat. It dilutes our internal cohesion and distracts us from our national priorities,” he remarked.
India’s strength lies in her diversity, constitutional framework, and civilizational wisdom. Every global development must be assessed through the lens of India’s security, economic stability, energy interests, diaspora welfare, and regional peace—not through emotional or ideological impulses.
According to Pawan Sharma, India’s foreign policy reflects strategic autonomy and sovereign judgment. “India is not a satellite of any power bloc. Our decisions are rooted in our own Constitution, our own civilization, and our own national interests,” he asserted.
He further appealed to citizens, intellectuals, and opinion leaders to maintain balance and responsibility in public discourse. Healthy debate is the essence of democracy, but emotional polarization over external geopolitical conflicts is a matter of concern.
Concluding his statement, Pawan Sharma said, “The nation is supreme. National interest must remain our ultimate criterion. India is not a replica of anyone. Bharat stands tall on its own strength, and our unity at home reinforces our credibility abroad.”
