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In a rare display of bipartisan unity and diplomatic engagement, an all-party delegation of Indian Members of Parliament conveyed India’s unequivocal message of zero tolerance for cross-border terrorism during a formal dinner hosted at India House in Tokyo. Image Source: MEA/FM on X The dinner, hosted by Indian Ambassador to Japan, Sibi George, brought together influential voices from Japan’s political leadership, government agencies, academia, and strategic community. It served as the diplomatic high point of the parliamentary delegation’s visit, led by MP Sanjay Kumar Jha, focused on reinforcing bilateral ties and promoting strategic cooperation. Over the course of the evening, Indian lawmakers engaged in wide-ranging discussions with their Japanese counterparts on shared regional concerns, with a strong emphasis on counterterrorism cooperation. The Indian side underscored the urgent need for global solidarity against terrorism, reiterating that cross-border terror cannot be tolerat...

India has partnered with think tanks in Moscow and Tokyo to jointly research transnational terrorism and disinformation threats. The initiative was confirmed in official statements by the Indian Embassies in Moscow and Tokyo on 23 May 2025 . Image Source: MEA/FM on X In Russia, MPs met with Mikhail Fradkov , head of the Russian Institute for Strategic Studies, to discuss online radicalization and hybrid threats. In Tokyo, Indian MPs held closed-door briefings with security experts focused on cyber-propaganda, regional stability, and the threat of state-sponsored extremism . 来日中の超党派国会議員代表団は、在京の各国大使と交流し、テロとの戦いにおけるインドの揺るぎない決意を改めて示しました。声を一つに、毅然とした行動を。 https://t.co/gc0s7MXZ4O — India in Japanインド大使館 (@IndianEmbTokyo) May 23, 2025 Suggested Readings on India's Global Diplomatic Outreach After Operation Sindoor Jaishankar Highlights Pakistan’s Terror Nexu...

During a media briefing in Tokyo on 23 May 2025, Indian MPs described a “new normal” in India's approach to terrorism. As per the Embassy of India in Tokyo’s official release , MP Sanjay Kumar Jha and his colleagues highlighted India’s shift toward rapid, calibrated action like Operation Sindoor . Image Source: MEA/FM on X “ India will not tolerate any form of cross-border terrorism,” Jha said, calling for consistent global pressure on states that enable or shield terrorists. The press engagement underscored a united national message and diplomatic outreach to mobilize support in East Asia. Proactive engagement by the All-Party Delegation from India with the Diplomatic Corps in Tokyo at @IndianEmbTokyo reaffirms India’s unwavering national resolve against terrorism. pic.twitter.com/gOd4tOa6Yb — India in Japanインド大使館 (@IndianEmbTokyo) May 23, 2025 ...

India and Japan have agreed that there is no space for neutrality when it comes to confronting terrorism. According to the Embassy of India in Tokyo’s press release dated 23 May 2025 , Indian MP Sanjay Kumar Jha met with Yasuhiro Hanashi , Acting Chair of the LDP’s Research Committee on Counter-Terrorism. Image Source: MEA/FM on X Both sides emphasized legal coordination , intelligence sharing, and joint legislative oversight. Japan backed India’s firm response post- Operation Sindoor and echoed its rejection of justifications for terrorism, pledging increased cooperation in regional and cyber-security frameworks . A focused and lively press engagement held at the Embassy @IndianEmbTokyo with All-Party Delegation from India. Hon’ble Members of Parliament briefed the Japanese media on India’s ‘New Normal’ against cross-border attacks... pic.twitter.com/...

In a strong diplomatic message during its Tokyo visit, an All-Party Parliamentary Delegation led by MP Sanjay Kumar Jha urged Japan to support international efforts to hold perpetrators of cross-border terrorism accountable. As per the Embassy of India in Tokyo’s press release dated 23 May 2025 , the Indian delegation met Japanese leaders including Speaker Fukushiro Nukaga and former Foreign Minister Takeshi Iwaya . Image Source: MEA/FM on X Speaker Nukaga extended condolences for the victims of the April 22 Pahalgam attack and said terrorism “cannot be justified under any circumstances.” MP Jha reaffirmed India’s stance: “We make no distinction between terrorists and those who harbor or support them.” He described Operation Sindoor as “precise, proportionate and non-escalatory.” All-Party Delegation from India met with Fukushiro Nukaga, Speaker of the House of...

An Indian All-Party Parliamentary Delegation continued its diplomatic outreach in Tokyo with a series of high-level meetings focused on counter-terrorism and bilateral cooperation . The visit builds on India’s broader campaign following Operation Sindoor , aimed at reinforcing its global message of zero tolerance towards terrorism and strengthening international partnerships to combat cross-border threats. Image Source: MEA/FM on X Led by MP Sanjay Kumar Jha , the delegation met Japanese lawmakers including Fukushiro Nukaga and Takeshi Iwaya , both of whom expressed solidarity after the April 22 Pahalgam attack . Their dialogue emphasized Indo-Pacific peace and strengthened ties in security research . Jha reiterated India’s position: “ We make no distinction between terrorists and those who harbor them.” He called for enforcing the UNSC April 25 statement and noted international support from Germany an...

An Indian parliamentary delegation has started its official visit to Japan by honoring Mahatma Gandhi and holding key meetings with Japanese leaders. The visit aims to strengthen India-Japan relations and share India’s concerns about terrorism and regional security . Image Source: MEA/FM on X On the first day, the delegation visited Edogawa in Tokyo, where they paid tribute to Mahatma Gandhi. The statue there represents the strong friendship between India and Japan and Gandhi’s message of peace and non-violence. Day 1: Tokyo, Japan. Wrapping Up 👇 Our all-party delegation had a meaningful start to the Japan visit with tributes to Mahatma Gandhi at Edogawa, Tokyo ~ a symbol of enduring India-Japan friendship and Bapu’s message of peace and non-violence. Held substantive discussions with… pic.twitter.com/QotUd0Hsai — Sanjay Kumar Jha (@SanjayJhaBihar) May 22, 2025 During the visit, the Indian team met with several senior Japanese leaders, including Jap...

An All-Party Parliamentary Delegation from India met with Japan’s Foreign Minister Takeshi Iwaya in Tokyo on Wednesday, as part of India’s diplomatic outreach following Operation Sindoor . The meeting reaffirmed India’s national consensus and commitment to combating terrorism in all its forms . Image Source: MEA/FM on X During the talks, Foreign Minister Iwaya expressed Japan’s support for India’s efforts in the fight against terrorism and commended India’s restraint in the face of recent attacks. He also emphasised the need to bring perpetrators of terrorist acts to justice . The visit is part of a broader Indian campaign involving multi-party delegations travelling to global capitals to brief foreign governments on the context and objectives of its counterterrorism actions . Thes...