'Op Sindoor Is Not...': Salman Khurshid's Big Statement In Malaysia As Delegation Visit Concludes
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/ Jun 03, 2025, 06:19PM IST
As the Sanjay Jha-led all-party delegation concluded its visit to Malaysia, Congress leader Salman Khurshid said the team spoke in one voice on national interest and terrorism. He called the outreach a high-level success, stating that India's message was heard seriously by Malaysian leaders. Responding to questions, Khurshid said next steps on the issue would depend on Pakistan's response. He also confirmed that Operation Sindoor is currently suspended but can be reactivated if needed, depending on future developments and emerging security concerns in the region.#salmankhurshid #congress #countryfirst #antiterrorism #indiaonevoice #sanjayjha #delegation #malaysiavisit #operationsindoor #pakistanresponse #delegationsuccess #crossborderterrorism #unifiedapproach #nationalinterest #globaloutreach #diplomaticmission #indiandefense #toi #toibharat
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