Key Points
- India to send an all-party delegation of 30 MPs abroad for 10 days to counter Pakistan’s propaganda
- Delegation will visit multiple countries, meet with leaders, organizations, and media
- Mission aims to present evidence of Pakistan’s support for terrorism and expose false claims
- Ministry of External Affairs to provide special briefings and factual dossiers to MPs
- All major parties, including Congress and opposition, join hands for national interest
New Delhi: In the wake of Operation Sindoor and a series of false claims by Pakistan, India is gearing up for a major diplomatic offensive to expose Islamabad’s propaganda on the international stage. The Indian government has announced that a high-powered, all-party delegation of around 30 Members of Parliament (MPs) will embark on a 10-day tour to various countries next week. The mission: to meet foreign leaders, organizations, and media outlets and present India’s evidence-backed narrative on Pakistan’s alleged support for terrorism and misinformation campaigns.
Mission Details: 30 MPs, 10 Days, Multiple Destinations
The delegation, comprising MPs from the BJP, Congress, Trinamool Congress, DMK, BJD, NCP, JDU, CPI, and other regional parties, will visit several key countries across different continents. Their itinerary includes meetings with government officials, think tanks, international organizations, and influential media houses. The aim is to systematically counter Pakistan’s recent propaganda efforts, including its statements about the Pahalgam attack and Operation Sindoor.
Before departure, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) will conduct an intensive briefing session for all delegates. MPs will be equipped with comprehensive dossiers, factual data, and evidence to effectively challenge Pakistan’s claims and present India’s perspective convincingly on every international platform.
United National Front: Opposition Joins Hands
Significantly, this initiative marks a rare moment of unity in Indian politics. While the opposition initially expressed skepticism about the government’s approach, parties like the Congress, Trinamool, and others have now agreed to participate, emphasizing the need for a united front in matters of national interest. Senior MPs from both the ruling and opposition benches-including experienced parliamentarians with a track record in foreign affairs-will be part of the delegation.
Some opposition leaders noted that, despite past disagreements, the gravity of the situation demands collective action. “We may have our differences at home, but on the international stage, we must stand together to protect India’s image and interests,” a senior Congress leader remarked.
Objective: Expose Pakistan’s Double Standards
The core objective of this diplomatic mission is to highlight, with credible evidence, how Pakistan allegedly shelters and supports terrorist groups, while simultaneously portraying itself as a victim of terrorism. The delegation will also address Pakistan’s attempts to mislead the global community on incidents like the Pahalgam attack and Operation Sindoor.
By presenting a unified, fact-based case, India hopes to strengthen its global alliances and counteract Pakistan’s narrative in influential capitals around the world.
India’s decision to send a cross-party delegation of MPs abroad marks a bold new phase in its diplomatic strategy. By taking its case directly to the world, India aims to expose Pakistan’s alleged propaganda and reinforce its own position on critical security and geopolitical issues. The coming days will be crucial as these MPs engage with global stakeholders, striving to ensure that India’s voice is heard loud and clear on the international stage.
