Washington DC/IBNS, Sept. 5 -- "There should be no India-Pakistan policy," top former US officials have warned the Trump administration over hyphenating Washington's relations with New Delhi and Islamabad.

In a joint op-ed for Foreign Affairs, ex-National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan and former Deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell cautioned the government saying the US diplomacy has been tilted towards India in recent times for not without a reason.

Though US President Donald Trump repeatedly claimed he brokered the New Delhi-Islamabad military conflict, India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi categorically rejected it saying no global leader asked to stop Operation Sindoor, which was launched by the country's Armed Forces to avenge t...