Operation Sindoor Outreach: How the government chose 25 countries for all-party delegation briefing. Bharat News

New Delhi: In a major diplomatic initiative after Operation Sindoor, the Central Government has deployed seven all-party delegation of members of Parliament in the major global capitals starting on May 23, with the objective of presenting a united national stand against Pakistan-proposed terrorism.51 political leaders, including MPs and former ministers of various parties, are ready to visit 25 nations, including other influential nations, along with members of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC). The 10-day outreach mission will be led by senior MPs such as Shashi Tharoor, Ravi Shankar Prasad, Sanjay Kumar Jha, Bajayant Panda, Kanimoji Karunanidhi, Supriya Sule and Srikanth Ekath Shinde. The initiative is being coordinated by Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju, who released a complete list of members of the delegation and his respective sites soon after the announcement of the program.

How was countries selected?

25 countries include:

This was confirmed by Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri on Tuesday at All-party delegation briefing.“We are going to all the countries that are members of the UNSC are about 15 numbers. We are also going to five other countries that will become members of UNSC in the coming days. Some countries whose voice is heard internationally, these nations are very important. Therefore, representatives are going to more than 25 nations,” BJP MP APARAJITA CIDRANII said.

Why were these countries chosen?

Since Pakistan will be a UNSC member for the next 17 months, it will use the platform to promote its false story. Therefore, the government chose these countries to present the story of India. The neighboring nation, on several occasions in the past, has used the platform to use the platform to carry forward its story to make anti-India comments. “When a meeting will be held at UNSC, Pakistan, which will be a member of the UNSC for the next 17 months, will definitely try to present its position. It will make anti-India claims. Therefore, it is now necessary and our government properly thought that MPs of different parties should visit these different countries and present our story for philosophers and political representatives. We condemn Pakistan’s outlook to promote terrorism, “Sarangi said.He said, “This is our responsibility. We want to convey a message that India is united against terrorism. Under PM Modi’s leadership, the Indian government respects the security of 140 crore people of the country … There is zero tolerance for terrorism.”India launched Operation Sindoor on 7 May in vengeance of the Pahgam terror attack, killing 26. Armed forces killed nine terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan -occupied Kashmir about 100 terrorists.