A ceasefire was declared between india and pakistan on May 10, but the dispute between the two continues on the international stage regarding 'Operation Sindoor' and the truth of terrorism. To create an atmosphere in its favour on this issue, the central government announced a 7-party delegation on saturday (May 17). Now chhattisgarh Deputy chief minister Arun Saw has given a big statement regarding the all-party delegation visiting major partner countries.

chhattisgarh Deputy chief minister Arun Saw said, "After the pahalgam incident, the way india bravely entered 100 km inside pakistan and took action on terrorist hideouts and then the Pakistani army, police, military officials and politicians participated in the funeral of the terrorists, it is clear that pakistan is nurturing terrorists who pose a threat to the world, which is a threat to the world."

Decision to send delegation is correct- Saw

Deputy chief minister Arun Saw said, "Despite this, the way pakistan tried to spread confusion, its reality should come out in front of the world. The decision of the indian government is very important. So that the world comes to know about all these things."

Let us tell you that after the terrorist attack in pahalgam, Jammu, the indian Army had launched Operation Sindoor against Pakistan. pakistan suffered a lot in this action of the indian Army. On May 10, a ceasefire was also suddenly announced, which pakistan is calling its victory.

Now to answer this attitude of pakistan, the indian government has decided to tell the truth of terrorism and Operation Sindoor to the international community. To bring the whole truth in front of the world, the central government has decided to send 7 delegations to 7 different countries. The members of the delegation will present their side effectively at the international level.

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Balasahana Suresh

19/05/2025 10:35 AM