India last week sent the Parliamentary delegation to support Pakistan -based terrorist groups on a diplomatic mission in 33 countries, stating that Delhi is behind the recent border attacks.
The tension between India and Pakistan in India is higher after the assassination of Hindu tourists on 22 April, as a result of the attack on 22 April, 26 people died, causing resentment in India.
Indian officials have said what did Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba (late) Islamic terrorist group do behind the attack. On 7 May, the army launched a strike, dub operation Sindoor, in which he said that New Delhi said what is the terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-prashed Kashmir.
Pakistan responded to their own attacks, and followed the four -day acute border drone and missile attacks, until the two sides agreed to a ceasefire on 10 May.
India started global diplomatic aggressive
In view of the attack and resulting hostility, both India and Pakistan have tried to shape the story on the struggle.
The Indian delegation, which included several political parties, was equipped with a country-specific dosier, which expanded the alleged history of promoting Pakistan’s terrorism, India’s “zero-tolerance” policy and terror on evidence connecting the April-based assault to Pakistan-based groups.
Randhir Jaiswal, the official spokesperson of India’s Foreign Ministry, said, “This is a political mission. We want to create a strong outreach for the world to express our resolve to fight terrorism.”
Jaiswal said, “We want to push the world forward to hold the people responsible for the terrorism crossing the world, people who have been practicing it for 40 years against India-Pakistan-his tasks need to be called out.”
The government of Pakistan has strongly denied providing support for militant groups and has ensured that it has nothing to do with the April attack.
Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif has called India’s strike “unsafe” and “the work of aggression”. Its Defense Ministry Hash said that the Indian strike killed civil places, and noted that India had targeted terrorist camps.
Islamabad has also carried out his own diplomatic outreach under the leadership of Pakistan People’s Party President Bilawal Bhutto Zardari.
This delegation, although incorporating lesser representatives than the people of India, is similarly aimed at achieving the major international stakeholders, including members of the United Nations Security Council.
Its purpose is to present the case of Pakistan for its safety, focusing on the discovery of India as a violation of the perceived ceasefire, to cut the situation of Pakistan on the water supply and Kashmir dispute of the Indus River by India.
On Sunday, Sharif visited Pakistani ally Turkey as part of a five -day diplomatic tour.
India wants support for its ‘war on terror’
Policy experts and diplomats, who spoke with DW, said India’s diplomatic is an important element in its effort to present attacks on Pakistan as a legitimate task of self -defense under the International Law.
Former Indian diplomat, Anil Wadhwa said, “The incorporation of opposition MPs indicates unity, borrows for the situation in India and urging it unanimously appeals to democracy.”
Wadhwa said that the delegation would “combat Pakistan’s false story” Kashmir would reject participation in the attack.
“While the government has pushed its case forward and there is no need to assure the domestic constituency, there is some doubt in the minds of international negotiaters due to the entire story by Pakistan Wadhwa.
India’s global outreach exposed the recent visits of External Affairs Minister Kayashankar to the Netherlands, Denmark and Germany.
Last week, in a meeting with German Foreign Minister Johann Wadeful, Jaishankar resumed New Delhi’s stand on fighting terrorism.
“There is zero tolerance for terrorism in India. India never wants to give nuclear blackmail. India wants to deal with Pakistan purely bilaterally. There should be no confusion in any quarters,” Jayashankar said at a joint press conference.
India enhances diplomacy
India has an example of sending Parliamentary delegation abroad to build diplomatic support and after major crises related to Pakistan, especially to clarify its policy positions.
For example, after the attack on the Indian Parliament in December 2001, former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpei’s government sent letters about the alleged role of Pakistan-based terrorist groups in fulfilling the attack to the leaders of the world.
However, the current delegation stands for its scope and scale compared to the previous example.
“This is happening in a geopolitical scenario where India is a major G20 economy, a quad member and a prominent player in the global platform.
Pakistan’s former India High Commissioner Ajay Bisaria told DW that India’s story “will be more echoed globally with partner and multilateral organizations.”
Biskia said the delegations of India represent a strong national consent and gives India an opportunity to create international support in a fresh global war against terrorism.
“It is important for India to increase its global diplomacy, to take advantage of innovative attitudes such as Parliamentary delegation to compete with the Pakistan Army and demonstrate India’s measured reactions to safety challenges,” said O.
Edited by: Wesley Rahan
