Delegation delivers!

The seven delegations sent by India, to apprise the world about the dastardly Pahalgam attack and the aftermath that is ‘Operation Sindoor’, have returned to the country. The delegation of opposition members of parliament, former diplomats, and ruling party MPs visited 32 countries and have accomplished their mission in finesse.

It was the first in Indian history that a delegation was selected and sent to the world, after confrontation with an enemy nation. India conducted the four-day ‘Operation Sindoor’ in response to the terror attack in Pahalgam. India needed to convince the world that the attack was restricted to terrorist bastions sparing the public. No public causalities were reported in Pakistan which vindicates India’s claim of a ‘precision’ attack.

Amidst the heightened confrontation, India destroyed Pakistani air bases and military installations when the cantankerous neighbour dared to launch drone attacks targeting Indian-populated areas.

The delegation also effectively conveyed India’s message of an uncompromising sabre-ratting attitude in case of terrorist attacks. Rulers and diplomatic experts across the world were convinced of India’s right to avenge the Pahalgam attack. The visits of the delegations also enabled foreign journalist groups to understand the facts clearly and distance themselves from the factoids propagated by Pakistan.

The icing on the cake was the success of the delegation in delivering India’s staunch message to nations that supported Pakistan. The delegation was also able to expose, with reason, US President Donald Trump's claim that he intervened to end the India-Pakistan confrontation as part of avoiding a 'nuclear war', in press conferences and meetings held in Washington and New York. Sending a delegation to deliver India’s message to the world might have seemed a bit ostentatious in the façade but the fact remains that the move helped enhance India’s repute across the globe. As of now, more than five countries have publicly announced their support for India’s fight against terrorism.