7 delegation, 32 countries … these 5 agenda of ‘diplomatic strike’ to expose Pakistan

India has launched an unprecedented and aggressive diplomatic effort, under which seven parliamentary representatives will go to 32 countries in the next few weeks. These representatives will lead senior MPs and former ministers, and they will travel to strategic significance areas such as Africa, Gulf, Europe, the United States and East Asia. The main objective of this campaign is to establish deep conversations with Indian allies and highlight Pakistan’s role in terrorism on the world stage.

The global tour is being held in the backdrop of ‘Operation Sindur’. Its aim is to end the border terrorist sites and create global approval against financial assistance terrorism. The central point of this diplomatic effort is the current member of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC). India focuses with these countries on security challenges, cross -porter terrorism, sharing of intelligence information and the need for joint operation.

However, two important countries, such as China and Pakistan, are not part of this democratic initiative of India. In the past, they have repeatedly disrupted India’s anti -terror efforts in the United Nations. After the recent Terrorist Attacks, China not only supported Pakistan but also provided military assistance. In such a situation, this effort of India has a special significance in which the world attracts the attention of the terrorist issue.

5 point strategy of India

1. Integration with UNSC: Do not request permanent members, but encourage members who are in immediate and intense action.

2. To highlight the role of Pakistan: To submit evidence on terrorism, financial and global security of the risk.

3. Cleaning Activity Sindur: To present this as a validity, sovereign-virtuous and effective anti-terrorist model.

4. Global approval: Changes in laws, create a common strategy against terrorism.

5. Strengthen the leadership in the south of the world: Establishing India as a responsible, active and leading force.

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Africa: United in the global south against terrorist sites

India’s focus in Africa is in South Africa, Egypt, Ethiopia, Algeria, Dr. Congo, Liberia and Sierra Leone. Of these, Algeria and Sierra Leone are currently uninstated members of the UNSC. India is working to increase the role of the Peace Organization in Africa and to increase the cooperation of terrorism.

Gulf: Highlighting the financial and strategic weakness of terrorism

In Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait and Bahrain, India’s delegation underlines the Gulf of Gulf in the Gulf of Global Energy Protection and the anti -terrace fund system. India’s focus is to deepen security relations, cancel fund channels on terrorist organizations in Pakistan and fight ideological fundamentalism.

These countries are currently not in the UNSC, but their strategic effect is essential in the stories of the OIC and Islamic world to isolate terrorist supporters. Moreover, Pakistan expresses its support in the Gulf region. Thus it is important that India join these countries.

Europe: UNSC soldiers in strategic conversation

European positions are important in France, Russia, UK, Germany, Italy, Slovenia, Denmark, Greece, Spain and Latvia. Five of them (France, Russia and Britain) are part of the UNSC permanent 5 member states. Slovenia and Denmark currently serve as UNSC temporary members by 2025.

This participation focuses on integrating with the current UNC members in global terrorism, the risk of emerging Matrix and Pakistan’s evidence -based case against supporting terrorist elements. Conversation is not about the propaganda for permanent members, but also to encourage the UNSC to act with credibility and readiness.

USA: Intelligence Participation and Strategic Retaining

India’s efforts in the United States and Latin America are countries like the United States, Brazil, Guyana, Panama and Columbia. The US is a permanent member of the UNSC and Guyana is currently a temporary member. India is discussing topics such as intelligence partnership, Internet security cooperation and control over terrorist funding with these countries.

East Asia: Marine Security and Indo-Pacific Terrorism Rule

India talks with Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Indonesia and Malaysia in the East Asian region. Japan and South Korea are temporary members of the UNSC. This conversation focuses on strengthening maritime security and anti-terrorism under India’s Indo-Pacific Strategy.

Which group is included in any group

– The delegation led by Jai Bajayant Panda includes Nishikant Dubey, Funkan Konyak, Rekha Sharma (All BJP), Aimadin Owaisi (AIMIM), Satnam Sandhu (nominated), former minister Kulam Nabi Assad and former foreign secretary Harsh Sharingla. The delegation will travel to Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain and Algeria.

– The delegation headed by Ravi Shankar Prasad includes Tajupatti Pantheeswari (BJP), Priyanka Chaturvedi (SS-UP), Ghulam Nabi Katana (nominated), Amar Singh (Congress), Samik Patanya (BJP) and former Union minister MJA Arabar. The delegation will travel to the United Kingdom, France, Germany, the European Union, Italy and Denmark.

– J.D. Kumar. The delegation will visit Indonesia, Malaysia, South Korea, Japan and Singapore.

– Three -time Shiv Sena MP The delegation will travel to UAE, Liberia, Congo and Sierra Leone.

– Congress MP Rajyati Darjith alley. The delegation will travel to the United States, Panama, Guyana, Columbia and Brazil.

– TMK

– Rajiv Pratap Rudy (BJP), Vikramjit Sahni (AAP), Manish Tiwari (Congress), Anurag Thakur (BJP), La Sri Krishna Theorulu (DDP), Ekaputhin, Join, Akburudheen South Africa.

(Report: Pranay Upadhyay)