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The Indian Parliament delegation met several Japanese leaders
All party delegation In Japan: The Indian Parliamentary delegation met with several Japanese leaders on Friday and informed India’s integrated and firm stance against terrorism. At the event, Japanese leaders supported India’s decision to oppose terrorism. Janata Dal (United) MP after a month of Bahlkam attack All party representatives, led by Sanjay Ja, have reached Japan, where party leaders are informed of terrorism from Pakistan. 26 people were killed in a terrorist attack in Bahlgam.
The Indian Ambassador met with the Anti -Terrorism Research Committee chairman of Japan’s ruling ‘Liberal Democratic Party’ (LDP), Yasuhiro Hanashi, a former and former justice minister. Former Japanese defense minister Minoru also made a meaningful conversation with Kihara.
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The delegation also informed the position of India’s position by Engo Suchia, Director of the LDP’s International Bureau. Indian MPs also met Japan-India Parliamentary Alliance League President Yasudoshi Nishimura and Japan’s representative legislature (low-house of parliament) and Fukusiro Nugaka.
The Indian Embassy in Japan has posted on ‘X’, ‘All India representatives of India met with the Executive Chairman of the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) Anti -Terrorism Committee and former Justice Minister Yasuhiro Hanashi. India’s integrated and firm trend was highlighted against all kinds of terrorism. Both sides reiterated the attitude of not tolerating terrorism.
The Japanese Embassy based on the Japanese Embassy, published on the social media site ‘X’, held a ‘focused and vibrant’ press conference at the Indian Embassy here, where MPs informed the Japanese media against India’s new policy, not tolerating the ‘new’ policy.
In another post, the embassy said in another post that the All Party delegation, led by Chairman Nishimura, spoke with the Japanese parliamentary alliance league, “League members have expressed their support for India’s decision to face terrorism.”
Earlier, the embassy reported through the social media site that the delegation had met Yasuhiro Hanashi, where both sides reiterated their zero tolerance to terrorism. Earlier, on Thursday, the delegation met with Japanese Foreign Minister Dageshi Ivaya.
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