Supriya Sule Slams Pakistan for Copying India's Global Mission Against Terror
As India's four-nation Operation Sindoor diplomatic outreach concludes, NCP-SCP MP Supriya Sule took a direct swipe at Pakistan for mimicking the all-party mission. Speaking from Cairo, Sule said, 'If someone has copied us, it means our initiative was successful.' The delegation — which visited South Africa, Ethiopia, Qatar, and Egypt — aimed to rally global support following the Pahalgam terror attack. Sule praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi, EAM S. Jaishankar, and Minister Kiren Rijiju for uniting opposition and government voices for the cause. She said the world stood firmly with India and condemned terrorism. Calling out fake narratives, Sule emphasized that the delegation helped clear the air internationally. Watch full coverage of the closing remarks, diplomatic takeaways, and how India's Operation Sindoor set the global narrative on terror.#supriyasule #pakistan #bilawalbhutto #india #operationsindoor #indiaoutreach #pakistancopiedindia #antiterrormission #modiforeignpolicy #pahalgamattack #ncpscp #indiaunityabroad #toi #toibharat
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