Sourav Roy Barman

2 weeks ago | theprint.in | Sourav Roy Barman |Shanker Arnimesh

“We were told to highlight how Pakistan pushed to get the name of terror group The Resistance Front removed from a statement of the United Nations Security Council after the 22 April Pahalgam attack. It shows Pakistan’s involvement in the attack,” Rai said.

2 weeks ago | theprint.in | Sourav Roy Barman |Shanker Arnimesh

The foreign secretary added that India did so only after the conclusion of the initial phase of the strikes on the morning of 7 May, sources said.  Proceedings of parliamentary committees are privileged and its details are not made publicIt is learnt from sources that the MPs also “unanimously condemned” the trolling Misri faced after he formally announced the cessation of military action on behalf of the government. A resolution was also adopted praising him.

2 weeks ago | theprint.in | Shanker Arnimesh |Sourav Roy Barman

“The Centre or the Union Govt cannot decide who will go from the party unilaterally…Which member of TMC, DMK, Congress, AAP and Samajwadi Party will go in the delegation should be decided by the party itself. They (the BJP) can decide about who will be members from the BJP, not from others. The practice is when any parliamentary delegation goes anywhere, the Lok Sabha Speaker or the Rajya Sabha chairperson seek names from parties. This was not followed in this case,” he said.

1 month ago | theprint.in | Sourav Roy Barman |Neelam Pandey

Speaking to ThePrint, one Opposition leader said Singh told the meeting that “100 terrorists” had been killed in the operation. Another Opposition leader quoted the defence minister as having said that information available with India suggests that “100 people including hard-core terrorists have been killed in the operation”. Sources said the Pakistani government’s claim that it also hit Indian fighter jets during the operation also came up at the meeting.

1 month ago | theprint.in | Sharan Poovanna |Sourav Roy Barman

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) hit out at the ruling party in Karnataka. “If a missile falls in Pakistan, why is the Congress party depressed in Karnataka? Operation Sindoor seems to have embarrassed the Congress party,” R. Ashoka, the leader of the opposition in Karnataka, posted on X. The Congress was left red-faced even after the Pahalgam terrorist attacks two weeks ago when several party members made statements that went against the party’s official line.