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Operation Sindoor: Delegations Returning From Foreign To Meet PM Modi Today

  • By Thetripurapost Desk, New Delhi
  • Jun 10, 2025
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi will meet the all-party delegation today to tell the world about Operation Sindoor and India's stand against terrorism. 

This meeting will take place at 7 pm at Prime Minister's residence 7, Lok Kalyan Marg.

During this, all the delegation groups will give information to PM Modi about the discussions held during their foreign tour. 

News agency ANI reported that Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju has informed all the 7 delegation members about the meeting.

After Operation Sindoor, the central government had sent 59 MPs from different parties to 33 countries. These MPs were divided into 7 all-party delegations. 8 former diplomats were also included in the delegation.

On April 22, 26 tourists were killed in the Pahalgam terror attack. In response to this, India carried out an air strike on 9 terrorist camps in Pakistan on 7 May under Operation Sindoor. More than 100 terrorists were killed in this.

59 MPs gave 5 messages to the world

Zero tolerance on terrorism: 

It said that Operation Sindoor was against terrorist groups and their structures. Terrorist bases were targeted in a measured action. The Pakistani army considered it an attack against itself and retaliated.


Supporter of Pak terrorism: 

The MP took some evidence with him, in which he said that the Pak-backed terrorist organization The Resistance Front (TRF) had a role in the Pahalgam attack. The MP also took a complete list of the attacks that happened before this.
India was responsible and restrained: India showed responsibility and restraint even in military action. It ensured that no innocent Pakistani citizen lost his life. When Pakistan requested to stop the action, India readily accepted it.


The world should unite against terrorism: 

The MP demanded cooperation and support from these countries to openly raise their voice against terrorism and deal with it. He appealed to see the Indo-Pak dispute as a war against terrorism.

Our policy towards Pakistan: 

It was told that India has revealed its changed attitude towards Pakistan. Instead of being indifferent towards the threat arising from across the border, India will adopt a pro-active attitude and neutralize the terrorist attackers beforehand.