BIG Shock To Pak: Malaysia Supports Op Sindoor, Says 'India Took Action In National Interest'
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/ Jun 03, 2025, 05:27PM IST
'India took necessary action in its national interest', said Malaysian Deputy Minister Kulasegaran during a key meeting with an all-party Indian delegation led by JD(U) MP Sanjay Kumar Jha. The visit to Malaysia was part of India's global outreach under Operation Sindoor to counter cross-border terrorism. Malaysian leaders acknowledged India's concerns, with Kulasegaran calling the April 22 incident shocking. Malaysia reiterated it does not support terrorism and is committed to peace. The delegation met top officials including Speaker Johari Abdul, MP Wong Chen, SEARCCT DG, MIC, and Democratic Action Party leaders to strengthen mutual understanding and regional cooperation. #india #malaysia #crossborderterrorism #operationsindoor #malaysianministerkulasegaran #sanjaykumarjha #allpartydelegation #malaysiaindiaties #april22attack #nationalinterest #balanceddiplomacy #peace #counterterrorism #wongchen #malaysianindianpopulation #micleaders #democraticactionparty #globaloutreach #pahalgamattack #searcct #speakerjohariabdul #toi #toibharat
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