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India Advances Sindoor Outreach Abroad as Opposition Questions Tactics

Seven cross-party delegations are presenting India’s case on Pakistan’s terror sponsorship to global audiences

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Rajnath Singh’s most scorching speech to rattle Pakistan, says ‘PoK will return’
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IAF Chief Air Chief Marshal A P Singh addresses the CII Annual General Meeting & Business Summit 2025, in New Delhi.

Overview

  • A ceasefire holds since May 10 after India’s May 7 Operation Sindoor struck nine terror camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir in retaliation for the April 22 Pahalgam attack that killed 26 civilians.
  • Prime Minister Narendra Modi has invoked Bengal’s Sindoor Khela symbolism to frame the operation as a defense of national unity and warned of further action against terror sponsors.
  • Seven all-party parliamentary teams have visited 33 capitals to highlight Pakistan’s alleged role in cross-border terrorism and defend India’s decision to breach the Line of Control.
  • Opposition figures from Congress, TMC and other parties have challenged the government over the need for a special parliamentary session and accused it of politicizing military and diplomatic efforts.
  • In Jakarta, Congress MP Salman Khurshid said the abrogation of Article 370 ended Kashmir’s separate status and discussed actionable counterterror cooperation, including FATF engagement, with Indonesian think tanks.