International News: The threat of Operation Sindoor has robbed the master of terror, Pakistan, of its sleep. The way India exposed Pakistan's terrorism by sending seven all-party delegations to 33 countries, Pakistan, which is frustrated by this, has now tried to imitate the same. After the Pahalgam attack, Pakistan, which is in the dock on the international stage, has now sent its delegation to many countries including America, Britain to 'beg for sympathy'.
What is Pakistan's new trick?
Pakistan's aim is to show the world that India carried out an 'unjustified' attack by targeting its military bases. Under this pretext, Pakistan wants to present itself as a 'victim' on the global stage and gain sympathy. But the reality is that the international community has already questioned Pakistan's intentions regarding the Pahalgam attack.
Who is in this Pakistani delegation?
Pakistan's Foreign Ministry issued a statement saying that on the instructions of Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif, a nine-member high-level multiparty delegation has been sent to America, Britain, Brussels and New York.
This delegation includes:
- Federal Minister Musadik Malik
- Former Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar and Khurram Dastagir Khan
- Former Minister Syed Faisal Ali Subzwari
- Sherry Rehman, Senator Bushra Anjum Butt
- Former Foreign Secretary Jalil Abbas Jilani and Tehmina Janjua
India has already exposed Pakistan
India's strategy was not only aggressive but also effective. Indian delegations sent to 33 countries made it clear that India will no longer compromise on terrorism. India also gave a clear message that if Pakistan is found involved in any terrorist attack in the future, it will have to pay a heavy price for it.
India's tough stand after Operation Sindoor
Due to India's tough stand after Operation Sindoor, many countries have criticized Pakistan while condemning the Pahalgam attack. Pakistan, frightened by this, is now trying to portray itself as innocent, but the truth is that today Pakistan has become synonymous with terror, and even the world no longer trusts its intentions.
