Operation Sindoor India: India has launched a major international campaign called Operation Sindoor to present its stand against terrorism on the global stage. The first group of Indian political leaders is visiting the United Arab Emirates (UAE) starting today. This group includes members from various political parties and is led by Shiv Sena MP Shrikant Eknath Shinde. They will also travel to Congo, Sierra Leone, and Liberia.

Operation Sindoor India:

A total of seven such delegations will visit different countries between May 21 and May 25. Each group includes 8 to 9 members from both the ruling and opposition parties. Out of the 51 leaders participating, 31 are from the ruling National Democratic Alliance (NDA), and 20 are from other parties. This united front is aimed at showing that all Indian parties stand together on the issue of terrorism.

Before the visits, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri briefed the delegations. The leaders have been provided with detailed documents to present India’s case, including evidence of Pakistan’s long history of supporting terrorism. These documents include proof such as photos, DNA samples, and call records related to major attacks like the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks.

The delegations will meet with ministers, parliamentarians, and international think tanks in 33 countries. They will explain India’s approach after Operation Sindoor, emphasizing that India is a peaceful nation but will strongly respond to any threats. Discussions will also cover the recent Pahalgam attacks and Pakistan’s refusal to act against terrorists, even after receiving strong evidence.

The Indian leaders will also point out how several major global terror attacks, such as the 9/11 attacks in the U.S. and the 2005 London bombings, had links to Pakistan.

Through these visits, India aims to spread awareness, counter false narratives, and gain international support in its fight against terrorism. The campaign also focuses on India’s commitment to peace, economic growth, and regional stability.

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