India has long been confronted by cross-border terrorism with successive attacks against national security. The Indian government has therefore embraced a zero-tolerance policy towards terrorism while doubling its efforts at diplomatic fora to rally international support. Operation Sindoor is a strategic campaign to strengthen India’s Anti-Terror Diplomacy in UAE through international engagement.
As part of Operation Sindoor, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) was visited by an all-party delegation headed by Shiv Sena MP Shrikant Shinde to lodge India’s anti-terror position. The delegation consists of members from across political parties, reflecting India’s one-window approach to counter-terrorism diplomacy.
“I am lucky to command a team traveling to UAE and West Africa. I believe its highly essential to send a message to whole world what India is going through since decades. A message what Pakistan is doing which all years, how Pakistan is nurturing terrorism, sponsoring terrorism. It’s a good chance for whole team. India and Pakistan got independence together, but India has been moving forward in their economy while Pakistan has been moving forward only in terrorism,” Shrikant Shinde explained.
“We will present the world with the truth of what occurred on April 22 and what has been transpiring even prior to that since Pakistan is creating false propaganda across the entire globe. We will provide an accurate response to the false news disseminated by their propaganda machine,” he added.
And BJP MP Bansuri Swaraj said Indian Armed Forces provided a robust response to the Pahalgam terror attack terrorists.
“The Pahalgam terrorist attack was an insult to the heart of India. PM Modi and our defence forces have given a fitting response to this, in the form of Operation Sindoor. Operation Sindoor is a new promise of justice. PM has made it crystal clear that terror and dialogue can’t go hand in hand, blood and water can’t flow together, trade and terror won’t take place together; whenever India would engage in talks, it would be on PoK. With the feeling of Nation First, transcending party lines, this all-party delegation is going. We would project India’s point of view before these countries,” she said.
Emphasize India’s reaction to the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack.
Reveal Pakistan’s role in backing terrorism through diplomatic channels.
Enhance international cooperation in counter-terrorism efforts.
Meet with UAE leaders to strengthen bilateral security relations.
Global Outreach and Future Steps
India’s Operation Sindoor is not just within the UAE, as the delegations have called on 32 nations, including Japan, Liberia, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. These visits aim to galvanize the world against terrorism and provide international accountability for terror sponsors.
ALSO READ: Operation Sindoor: Terrorists disguised in Uniform in Jammu
Share
7 Must-Know Financial Tips to Build Wealth in Your 20s
Top 10 Countries That May Soon Be Closed to Tourists: Here's List
