Archive · 18 Jun 2025
India's Anti-Terrorism Efforts Supported by Several Nations
Imagine India was attacked, and they decided to take action, which they called Operation Sindoor.
A group of Indian officials traveled around the world to explain why they did this.
They visited several countries like the U.S., Panama, and Colombia.
They showed these countries evidence of the attack and talked about how India was responding.
These countries agreed that what India did was okay and said they supported India’s actions against terrorism.
One country even took back a message they had posted earlier after hearing India's explanation.
The Indian officials were happy that people understood their perspective.
Indian MP Ganti Harish Madhur reported on a global tour to discuss terrorism and India's response.
The delegation visited the U.S., Panama, Guyana, Brazil, and Colombia between May 24 and June 5.
The countries visited expressed support for India's stance on terrorism and Operation Sindoor.
In Colombia, a social media post offering condolences to Pakistan was withdrawn after the meeting.
The MP thanked the PM and Andhra Pradesh CM for the opportunity to represent India.
- Who
- MP Ganti Harish Madhur and an all-party delegation
- What
- Indian MP Harish reported on a global tour to garner support for India's stance on terrorism and explain Operation Sindoor.
- When
- Between May 24 and June 5.
- Where
- United States, Panama, Guyana, Brazil, and Colombia
- Why
- To highlight Pakistan-sponsored terrorism and gain international support for Operation Sindoor.
India's Stance
International Support
Terrorism
India's Stance
Condemns terrorism; Pakistan-sponsored.
International Support
N/A
Operation Sindoor
India's Stance
Operation Sindoor as a necessary response.
International Support
N/A
- MP
- Ganti Harish Madhur
- Operation
- Sindoor
- Countries Visited
- U.S., Panama, Guyana, Brazil, Colombia
- Objective
- Highlight Pakistan-sponsored terrorism
- Outcomes
- International support for India's efforts