The upcoming meeting with Prime Minister Modi will allow delegates to share insights and outcomes from their international engagements.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to hold a high-level meeting on Tuesday evening with members of multi-party delegations who recently returned from international outreach missions following Operation Sindoor. The delegations, comprising more than 50 Members of Parliament, former diplomats, and senior political leaders, visited 33 foreign capitals and the European Union to convey a unified Indian stance against terrorism.
The diplomatic outreach, launched in the wake of Operation Sindoor, aimed to present a consolidated national front against Pakistan-sponsored terrorism. Notably, the initiative included leaders from across the political spectrum바카라”underscoring a rare moment of bipartisan unity on a critical foreign policy issue.
The seven delegations were led by prominent MPs, including Congress leader Shashi Tharoor and AIMIM바카라™s Asaduddin Owaisi, in a show of inclusiveness and broad political representation. Their mission involved engaging with foreign governments, think tanks, and international institutions to communicate India's position and gather diplomatic support.
The upcoming meeting with Prime Minister Modi will allow delegates to share insights and outcomes from their international engagements. According to government sources, the discussions are expected to shape India바카라™s future diplomatic strategy on counter-terrorism.