Archive · 2 Jun 2025
India's Global Diplomacy Push to Expose Pakistan's Terror Links
India is sending multiple delegations to over 30 countries to expose Pakistan's alleged links to terrorism.
This comes after an attack in Pahalgam and a military operation named Sindoor.
The delegations, consisting of leaders from various parties, will deliver a unified message.
The Congress party has criticized the selection process.
Pakistan is also planning its own diplomatic efforts to counter India's campaign.
One point of contention is Congress MP Shashi Tharoor leading a delegation, which has caused friction within his own party.
India is sending seven all-party delegations to multiple countries.
The delegations will consist of 51 political leaders.
The initiative follows the Pahalgam terror attack and Operation Sindoor.
The Congress party has criticized the selection of members for the delegations.
Pakistan plans to launch its own counter-diplomatic campaign in response.
- Who
- Led by BJP, but including members from Congress, TMC, and other parties.
- What
- India launched an international campaign with all-party delegations to expose Pakistan's role in terrorism.
- When
- Following the Pahalgam terror attack on April 22, 2025, and related events in May 2025.
- Where
- Over 30 countries globally, including those in Europe, Asia, and the Americas.
- Why
- To strengthen India’s global outreach against terrorism and to counter Pakistan's narrative.
BJP Government Stance
Congress Party Position
Delegation Membership and Selection
BJP Government Stance
The government aims to present a united front against terrorism and included diverse members in the delegations.
Congress Party Position
The Congress criticized the selection process, claiming the government did not include all of their recommended nominees.
Disagreement within the Congress
BJP Government Stance
The BJP has appointed other Congress leaders such as Shashi Tharoor, who were not among the recommended names given by their party.
Congress Party Position
Some Congress members believe that Shashi Tharoor is playing BJP's game.
- Delegation Objective
- Expose Pakistan's terror links
- Number of Delegations
- 7
- Countries Visited
- Over 30
- Total Delegates
- 51
- Key Parties Involved
- BJP, INC, TMC, others
- Date of Pahalgam Attack
- April 22, 2025
- Related Initiative
- Operation Sindoor
Sources
'TMC MP Yusuf Pathan opts out of all-party delegation on Op Sindoor'
Op Sindoor: Did TMC opt out of Centre's all-party delegation? What Mamata said
'We are with centre, but they cannot decide our representative': Mamata Banerjee on Op-Sindoor outreach
Yusuf Pathan opts out of all-party delegation; TMC says 'Centre can't unilaterally decide'
India’s global outreach on Operation Sindoor: Full list of delegation members and destinations
'Absolute lie': Congress slams government for denying communication over all-party delegation names
Trinamool to opt out of all-party delegation to convey India’s united message
'Political games' or 'government prerogative'? Row over selection of nominees for multi-party global diplomacy on war against terror
'Unwarranted attacks': Parliamentary panel condemns trolling of FS Vikram Misri after India-Pakistan ceasefire
CM slams Centre’s delegation pick without Trinamool nod
TMC: Not for govt to decide on delegates unilaterally
Trinamool Congress names Abhishek Banerjee for Operation Sindoor delegation after Yusuf Pathan row: Sources
Abhishek Banerjee to represent TMC in all-party delegation on Operation Sindoor
Abhishek Banerjee to represent TMC in all-party delegations on Operation Sindoor
Trinamool Congress nominates Abhishek Banerjee to be part of all-party delegation on Operation Sindoor
Shashi Tharoor's expulsion on the cards? Congress in wait-and-watch mode
