n a significant move on the diplomatic front, India has initiated a global outreach campaign to expose Pakistan’s alleged involvement in terrorism. The Centre has officially dispatched the first of seven multi-party delegations to the United Arab Emirates (UAE), marking the start of this coordinated international effort.
According to sources familiar with the development, these delegations are carrying detailed dossiers that provide evidence of Pakistan’s complicity in terrorist activities carried out in India. The core objective of this campaign is to rally global support and put diplomatic pressure on Islamabad by presenting credible intelligence and documentation.
This outreach is being seen as a strategic shift in India’s foreign policy approach, where diplomacy and intelligence are being used together to counter cross-border terrorism.
One of the officials close to the matter stated that the dossiers contain specific instances, names, and evidence linking Pakistan-based groups to terror incidents in India. These documents are expected to be shared with international partners to build a stronger global consensus against terrorism emanating from Pakistani soil.
The timing of this move is also being closely watched, especially given the recent developments involving individuals linked to Lashkar-e-Taiba and revelations from investigations into espionage activities.
The Centre’s effort reflects a clear intention to shift the global narrative and bring international focus on Pakistan’s role in promoting terrorism. By involving multiple parties in the delegations, the campaign also ensures a non-partisan and united national stand on the issue.
More such delegations are expected to visit other key nations in the coming weeks as India continues its diplomatic push.
This marks a new chapter in India’s fight against cross-border terrorism, where international diplomacy is being paired with intelligence efforts to isolate and expose terror sponsors on a global stage.
