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Congress MP Vivek Tankha – Photo: ANI
Operation Sindoor: After the Pahalgam attack, India has prepared to send an all-party delegation of seven parties abroad to expose Pakistan-sponsored terrorism. Congress MP Vivek Tankha has expressed displeasure over the absence of any representative of Kashmiri Pandits and Madhya Pradesh in it. He accused the government of including favorite people.
After the Pahalgam attack, India is preparing to send an all-party delegation to visit major partner countries to highlight Pakistan-sponsored terrorism. Meanwhile, Congress MP Vivek Tankha has objected to the absence of representatives of the Kashmiri Pandit community in it. He alleged that the government has included only its favorite people in the delegation of seven parties, whose aim is to expose Pakistan-sponsored terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir. He said that Kashmiri Pandits seem like a forgotten species.
Tankha wrote in a post on X, the plan to send seven delegations to the countries of the world is commendable. But unfortunately, except for a few exceptions, it seems like a long list of favorite people of the government. The issue is of Jammu and Kashmir, but there is not a single Kashmiri Pandit in the delegation. It seems that they have been forgotten. He said that it is a matter of concern that Kashmiri Pandits are neither in the list of the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO), nor in the four names sent by Lok Sabha Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi. There is not even a single person from Madhya Pradesh in this delegation representing the entire country. It seems as if this state was not considered worthy of this.
His reaction came when Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju released the list of names of an all-party delegation, which has been divided into seven groups. This delegation will visit major partner countries of India to expose the support being given to terrorism by Pakistan and to strongly present India’s zero tolerance policy towards terrorism on the global platform.
