When Pakistan's anti-India initiative was completely denied, it suffered yet another failure and international humiliation. Islamabad attempted to isolate pakistan at the Organization of islamic countries (OIC), but its attempt was unsuccessful. Meanwhile, india has dispatched seven multi-party delegations to 32 countries worldwide to reveal Pakistan's support for terrorism.
Notably, pakistan is one of the 57 Muslim nations that make up the OIC. Many of these nations have cordial ties with india, which is currently harming pakistan, the "terror state."
During an Organization of international Cooperation (OIC) Parliamentary Union meeting in Jakarta, pakistan attempted to criticize india on the kashmir problem but was blocked by three Muslim countries: bahrain, egypt, and Indonesia. Bahrain and egypt supported Indonesia's opposition to anti-Indian references. Notably, in addition to criticizing india on the kashmir issue, which is being promoted by pakistan, the OIC text has strong statements on palestine and the situation in Gaza.
In actuality, Pakistan's attempts to resolve the kashmir issue within the OIC have failed, despite its assertions that its talks with india during the Jakarta meeting were fruitful. The OIC's rejection of Pakistan's proposal suggests that its clout among islamic countries has significantly diminished, with many of them now siding with India.
This is significant because, on Sunday, Bahrain's Deputy prime minister Shaikh Khalid bin Abdullah Al Khalifa met with India's multi-party delegation, which was led by bharatiya janata party (BJP) mp Baijayant Jay Panda. One of the members of the all-party delegation in bahrain, bjp mp Nishikant Dubey, told reporters during the meeting that bahrain is an old ally of india and will back india at the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC).
Additionally, the multi-party delegations will travel to indonesia and Egypt. Notably, the action follows a four-day military confrontation between india and pakistan that started after the pahalgam terror assault on april 22. On May 7, india began Operation Sindoor, using precise attacks to target nine terror camps in pakistan and Occupied Kashmir. But on May 8 and 9, pakistan took it personally and invaded India. india then retaliated, destroying several Pakistani army and air force sites. On the evening of May 10, the two nations decided to end hostilities.
Notably, pakistan is one of the 57 Muslim nations that make up the OIC. Many of these nations have cordial ties with india, which is currently harming pakistan, the "terror state."
During an Organization of international Cooperation (OIC) Parliamentary Union meeting in Jakarta, pakistan attempted to criticize india on the kashmir problem but was blocked by three Muslim countries: bahrain, egypt, and Indonesia. Bahrain and egypt supported Indonesia's opposition to anti-Indian references. Notably, in addition to criticizing india on the kashmir issue, which is being promoted by pakistan, the OIC text has strong statements on palestine and the situation in Gaza.
In actuality, Pakistan's attempts to resolve the kashmir issue within the OIC have failed, despite its assertions that its talks with india during the Jakarta meeting were fruitful. The OIC's rejection of Pakistan's proposal suggests that its clout among islamic countries has significantly diminished, with many of them now siding with India.
This is significant because, on Sunday, Bahrain's Deputy prime minister Shaikh Khalid bin Abdullah Al Khalifa met with India's multi-party delegation, which was led by bharatiya janata party (BJP) mp Baijayant Jay Panda. One of the members of the all-party delegation in bahrain, bjp mp Nishikant Dubey, told reporters during the meeting that bahrain is an old ally of india and will back india at the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC).
Additionally, the multi-party delegations will travel to indonesia and Egypt. Notably, the action follows a four-day military confrontation between india and pakistan that started after the pahalgam terror assault on april 22. On May 7, india began Operation Sindoor, using precise attacks to target nine terror camps in pakistan and Occupied Kashmir. But on May 8 and 9, pakistan took it personally and invaded India. india then retaliated, destroying several Pakistani army and air force sites. On the evening of May 10, the two nations decided to end hostilities.
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