Congress MP Shashi Tharoor will lead one of the seven delegations going to several countries to show India’s zero-oppression stance against terrorism. The delegation will visit Guyana, Panama, Columbia, Brazil and the United States. The delegation of Tharoor will leave on May 24 after the Foreign Secretary gave information about Operation Sindoor. The delegation’s visit to America is planned after the Memorial Day weekend, to ensure optimal association with the Congress.
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Congress MP Shashi Tharoor while talking to media persons on Monday said that my delegation will be briefing on Friday. Therefore, I am not going to say anything honestly. Some teams are already leaving, so they have to have their meeting tomorrow. However, our delegation is leaving a little late as there is a Memorial Day weekend in the US and the Congress is not in the session till June 2 in the US. Therefore, there is no point in reaching there early. Therefore, we are arriving late.
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At the same time, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri told a parliamentary committee on Monday that the military conflict between India and Pakistan was always in the traditional realm and no nuclear signal was given by the neighboring country. Sources said that Misri reiterated the government’s stand that the decision to stop military action was taken at the bilateral level, as some opposition members questioned the claims of repeatedly made his administration in preventing the struggle by US President Donald Trump. Sources said that some MPs asked if Pakistan had used Chinese forums in the struggle.