New Delhi: The government has convened an all-party meeting on thursday morning to brief leaders on the strikes carried out with the aid of the militia on terror camps in interior pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied-Kashmir (PoK) following the pahalgam attack and the future path of movement.
Parliamentary floor leaders have been invited to the meeting at the parliament Library, constructing at 11 AM. Parliamentary Affairs minister Kiren Rijiju said, "The authorities have called an all-celebration leaders assembly at 11 AM on 8 May 2025 at Committee Room G-074 within the parliament Library building, parliament Complex in New Delhi."
There has been no legitimate word on who all will attend from the government side. Leaders and opposition mallikarjun Kharge (Rajya Sabha) and rahul gandhi (Lok Sabha) will attend the assembly. Trinamool Congress' Sudip Bandyopadhyay and CPI(M)'s john Brittas, among others, can even attend the meeting.
Congress standard Secretary (Communications) jairam ramesh stated they assume prime minister Narendra Modi will attend "at least the next day's meeting" while recalling that he had given the deliberations of april 24 a miss in spite of competition events searching for his presence.
Parties with less than 5 MPs in parliament are learned, not invited.
Earlier on april 24, the authorities had convened an all-celebration meeting to brief the leaders about the april 22 pahalgam terror attack in which 26 human beings had been killed.
At the meeting, the government had admitted to a protection lapse at terror-ravaged Pahalgam's Baisaran valley. The government had then claimed that the locality was opened to tourists two months beforehand on the agenda without informing companies, which turned into a refutation via locals who stated that it is open for the duration except for snowfall months and the amarnath yatra length.
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