A high-level multi-party Indian parliamentary delegation led by Lok Sabha MP Supriya Sule concluded its two-day visit to Qatar, completing the first leg of a four-nation tour under India’s Operation Sindoor diplomatic outreach.
The visit is part of India’s ongoing effort to project a unified national stand against terrorism following the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack.
According to the Indian Embassy in Doha, the visit was aimed at highlighting India’s zero-tolerance policy towards terrorism.
The delegation underscored the importance of dismantling cross-border terror infrastructure and eliminating distinctions between terrorists and their supporters.
“Operation Sindoor was calibrated, targeted and proportionate,” the delegation conveyed in various meetings, “demonstrating India’s commitment to countering terrorism without escalating tensions.”
During the visit, the delegation held high-level discussions with senior Qatari officials, including:
The Qatari leadership expressed solidarity with India, reaffirming their own zero-tolerance stance on terrorism and condemning the Pahalgam attack.
The delegation took part in a roundtable hosted by the Middle East Council for Global Affairs, engaging scholars and policy experts on regional and global security issues.
They also interacted with editorial teams from leading Qatari newspapers Al Sharq and Peninsula, ensuring India’s position on terrorism reached the wider Arab audience.
A special community reception held on May 26 brought together Indian expatriates who voiced strong support for India’s anti-terrorism efforts.
The delegation praised the Indian diaspora for promoting values of tolerance, pluralism, and unity, and for rejecting divisive ideologies.
The Indian Embassy noted Qatar’s prompt diplomatic backing. On April 23, Qatar’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a strong condemnation of the Pahalgam terror attack.
This was followed by conversations between Qatar’s Amir HH Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Al-Thani and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on May 6, and a subsequent dialogue between the foreign ministers on May 7.
The delegation represents a cross-section of Indian political leadership, including:
With the Qatar leg successfully concluded, the delegation is now en route to South Africa.
India will continue its diplomatic push under Operation Sindoor through upcoming engagements to build global consensus and cooperation in the fight against terrorism.
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