India Leads Multi-Party Delegations Exposing Pakistan-Sponsored Terrorism Globally

India has strongly rejected Pakistan's allegations of Indian involvement in the recent blast in Khuzdar, with the Ministry of External Affairs describing such claims as baseless and an attempt by Pakistan to deflect from its internal issues and reputation as a terrorism hub. Indian officials emphasized that Pakistan's habit of blaming India for its problems is a tactic doomed to fail, urging Pakistan to introspect rather than externalize blame. In parallel, Indian parliamentary delegations under Operation Sindoor are engaging globally to expose Pakistan's role in sponsoring terrorism, carrying country-specific dossiers and engaging with international stakeholders to set the record straight. Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri underscored that Indian actions targeted terrorist sites and not military or civilian installations, highlighting Pakistan's provocations and the lack of cooperation in joint investigations. The delegations aim to counter misinformation and reinforce India's stance against cross-border terrorism, emphasizing a unified approach across political parties in India. These efforts reflect a strategic global outreach to ensure Pakistan's role in terrorism is recognized and to seek international support for India's position.