International Secretary Misri to transient parliamentary panel on army operations after Pahalgam assault

International Secretary Vikram Misri will transient the seven-member
parliamentary committee
chaired by Congress MP Shashi Tharoor on Monday concerning the India–Pakistan army battle that adopted the Pahalgam terror assault.

The briefing, scheduled for round 4 pm, comes within the wake of Operation Sindoor, launched by Indian forces in response to the April 22 assault, which killed 26 individuals — most of them vacationers — in Jammu and Kashmir’s Pahalgam.

That is the primary time a senior authorities official will seem earlier than the committee to formally replace Parliament on developments following the assault. Though tensions escalated within the days that adopted, each international locations agreed to droop army operations on 10 Could.

Misri will tackle the panel on “present international coverage developments concerning India and Pakistan” throughout periods on Monday and Tuesday.

In the meantime, the committee on water assets, headed by BJP MP Rajiv Pratap Rudy, can also be resulting from be briefed by officers from numerous ministries on points resembling flood eventualities, riverbank preservation, soil erosion, monsoon reduction measures, and administration of transboundary rivers.

In a associated diplomatic transfer, the federal government has determined to ship all-party delegations to 33 cities around the globe to apprise world leaders of India’s agency resolve to counter terrorism, significantly within the aftermath of Operation Sindoor.

Based on sources, the delegation contains Shashi Tharoor, who will journey to the USA; Supriya Sule, who will go to South Africa and Egypt; Baijayant ‘Jay’ Panda, assigned to Western Europe; and Shrikant Shinde, who will head to the UAE and Africa. Sanjay Jha will go to Japan, South Korea, Indonesia, and Malaysia; Kanimozhi Karunanidhi will journey to Russia and Spain; and Ravi Shankar Prasad will signify India in West Asia.

This initiative highlights New Delhi’s ongoing efforts to deepen world partnerships and develop its diplomatic affect throughout key areas.