The delegation met minister S Jaishankar after receiving help throughout their tour for his or her efforts in exposing Pakistan’s actions on the worldwide stage.
The delegation led by BJP chief Baijayant Panda met S Jaishankar at his workplace after the important thing diplomatic tour and introduced their report.(PTI)
The delegation led by BJP chief Baijayant Panda met Jaishankar at his workplace right here after the important thing diplomatic tour and introduced their report.
The delegation returned residence Tuesday morning after visiting Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain and Algeria.
In these international locations, the delegation members met international dignitaries and Indian diaspora throughout a sequence of conferences and uncovered Pakistan’s help to terrorism within the wake of Pahalgam terror assault and subsequent Operation Sindoor.
“It was a very good meeting, and we gave External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar our feedback. All members of the delegation provided their inputs and shared their views with him,” mentioned delegation member Harsh V Shringla, a former international secretary.
Asked what the minister instructed them, he mentioned, “He (Jaishankar) told us that our objectives were fulfilled and congratulated the delegation and its leader”.
Panda instructed reporters that their go to overseas was profitable the place they may clarify India’s “new normal” towards Pakistan over terrorism.
He mentioned the delegation members had been united and gave a really sturdy message to the international locations they travelled.
“A successful four-nation tour — Bahrain, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Algeria. All four countries have taken clear steps against terrorism and understand India’s principled stand…,” he mentioned in a submit on X.
Panda mentioned the international locations they visited perceive India and its historical past has been such that “we don’t need to give any justification”.
“We are a country of non-violence and have provided shelter to people from several countries. We had wanted to give the message of India and the new normal that we will retaliate terrorist violence. We ave also imposed economic sanctions and our goal is that Pakistan should stop its policy of supporting terrorism,” he instructed reporters.
Panda additionally mentioned that the international locations they visited are supporting India, not simply in financial progress but in addition towards terrorism.
Other delegation members who met the exterior affairs minister included former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Ghulam Nabi Azad, Phangnon Konyak, Rekha Sharma and Satnam Singh Sandhu.
Other members of the eight-member delegation included Nishikant Dubey and Asaduddin Owaisi.
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