India's Diplomatic Outreach Post-Operation Sindoor Aims to Rally Global Support

An all-party delegation, spearheaded by JD(U) MP Sanjay Kumar Jha, landed in Malaysia as part of the Modi administration's extensive diplomatic outreach post-Operation Sindoor on Saturday. Received by the Indian High Commissioner BN Reddy, the team completed its mission in Indonesia before arriving in Malaysia.

This initiative follows a significant address to the Indian diaspora in Jakarta, where India underscored its renewed strategy against cross-border terrorism originating from Pakistan. Jha emphasized Prime Minister Modi's assertive declaration that, if provoked, India will respond with decisiveness and maturity.

The delegation's mission is twofold: to showcase India's determination in combating terrorism and to solicit international backing for a collective stand against such global threats. The diplomatic efforts are concentrated on bolstering alliances with East and Southeast Asian nations, stressing a united front against terrorism. The visit comes after India's assertive military actions that targeted terror networks in Pakistan and has now extended efforts to solidify international collaborations.

(With inputs from agencies.)