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News India Live, Digital Desk: One from India Multi -party parliamentary delegation On Saturday, Ethiopia’s capital Adis reached Ababa. The Indian delegation led by NCP (SP) MP Supriya Sule is in the country to convey a message against terrorism to the world. It is a small but important journey, which took place on 22 April under the backdrop of a terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir, killing 26 innocent people, including a Nepali citizen. The attack in Pahalgam was the largest number of citizens killed in a terrorist attack in India since the 2008 Mumbai attack.
Pahalgam attack attempt to incite communal tension: India
India sees this attack on citizens as an attempt to promote communal discord and spread disharmony among communities in the country. India said that it is also an attempt to tarnish the country’s image globally. India released a firm but measured reply to the Pahalgam attack as Operation Sindoor, with missile attacks on terrorist launchpad in Pakistan on the night of May 6-7, 2025.
Apart from missile attacks on Pakistan, India has also launched a global contact campaign incorporating 7 multi -party parliamentary delegations visiting 32 countries. Its objective is to bring India’s policy of ‘zero tolerance against terrorism’ to the people and raise international consent and cooperation.
The delegation led by Sule is currently in Ethiopia for three days. They will interact with Ethiopian leadership, media, civil society, academics and Indian migrants to exchange ideas and strengthen bilateral understanding. On the first day, the delegation held an important meeting with former Prime Minister of Ethiopia Halamrium Desalegan.
During the meeting, Helimarim, who played an important role in the previous Indo-Africa Forum Summit, expressed his condolences to the victims of the Pahalgam attack and stated similarities with the ongoing terrorism in the horns and Sahel regions of Africa. He confirmed the support for India’s attitude and emphasized a regional and global consensus against terrorism.
Sule and other MPs involved in the delegation reiterated India’s firm stance of ‘zero tolerance to terrorism’ and confirmed India’s commitment to fight terrorism in all forms and expressions.
Members of the delegation visiting Ethiopia include Supriya Sule-MP, Lok Sabha, NCP-SP, Rajiv Pratap Rudy-MP, Lok Sabha, BJP, Manish Tiwari-MP, Lok Sabha, Congress, Anurag Singh Thakur-MP, Lok Sabha, BJP, Lavu Shri Krishna Devarayalu-MP, Lok Sabha, Telugu Desam Party, Telugu Desam Party, Vikramjit Singh Sahni-East-Commerce, Earlier, MP, MP, Anand Sharma-MP Minister of State for Textiles, and Foreign Affairs, V. Muralitharan – Minister of State for East and Parliamentary Affairs Syed Akbaruddin – former permanent representative of India in the United Nations.
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