The all-party delegation led by Parliament member Sanjay Kumar Jha concluded his visit to Japan, the Embassy of India, Tokyo said in a release.
The all-party delegation led by Parliament member Sanjay Kumar Jha concluded its visit to Japan from 22-24 May.
On Saturday, the delegation interacted with the Indian community in Japan, emphasizing India’s policy of zero tolerance towards terrorism and highlighted the migrant’s important role in expressing this message across Japan.
The delegation started his visit to Japan by paying tribute to Mahatma Gandhi.
As soon as the journey ended, Sanjay Kumar Jha paid tribute to Rush Bihari Bose to Freedom Fighter and National Hero on the eve of his birth anniversary according to the India Embassy in Tokyo.
During his three -day visit to Japan, the delegation held creative meetings and interaction with a series of stakeholders of the government, media and academics.
Among these busyness, Sanjay Kumar Jha emphasized that under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, India is committed to ensuring the safety and security of every Indian and working with the international community, which is to fight terrorism across the border.
The delegation met Fukushiro Nukaga, who was the speaker of the House of Representatives and the speaker of Japanese Foreign Minister Takeshi Evea. The speaker and the Foreign Minister expressed their heartfelt condolences to the victims of the terrorist attack in Pahgam in the center area of Jammu and Kashmir and increased the sympathy for the injured, stated in the release.
He strongly condemned terrorism in all his forms and emphasized that it could not be justified under any circumstances. He expressed the solidarity of Japan with India and the world in the fight against terrorism.
The delegation also met senior political leaders, including: Yoshihide Suga, former Japanese Prime Minister and currently Vice President of Liberal Democratic Party (LDP); Japan-India Parliamentary Friendship League, its chairman, Yasutoshi Nishimura, East-Acquisition, Minister of Trade and Industry and Foreign Minister of Industries,, including the President of Handuki Fuji, under the leadership of Yasutoshi Nishimura; Minaru Kihara, former Defense Minister; Mitinako Tsuchia, Director General of International Bureau of LDP; Takashi Endo, Chairman of the House of Representative Committee on National Security; And Yasuhiro Hanashi, Acting Chairman of LDP’s Research Commission, on public safety, anti-terrorism and anti-cybercrime measures.
In each meeting, Sanjay Kumar Jha said that the terrorist attack in Pahgam was an nefarious attempt to harass development and peace in the center region of Jammu and Kashmir. Through Operation Sindor, India responded to an accurate, targeted, proportional and non-esclery manner, stated in the release.
He underlined India’s policy of zero tolerance towards terrorism and made no difference between terrorists and those who supported them.
Jha insisted that combating terrorism in all its forms and expressions is a national priority for India.
He also said that there can be no neutral voice in the fight against terrorism. He demanded to bring the support of Japan effectively and quickly to justice of criminals, organizers, financers and Pahgam terror attack sponsors.
The Japanese political leadership gave its support for India’s fight against terrorism and emphasized the need to justify criminals of such acts.
The delegation also engaged in major Japanese think tanks, members of Japanese media, dietary members, political leaders of various provinces of Japan, senior officials of national and prefactive governments and foreign diplomats located in Japan, cross-border terrorism and its sponsors to share India’s position on terrorism and its sponsors.
After wrapping the journey to Japan, shared some pictures on the X and wrote, “Our All-party delegation began the journey to Japan on 22 May, on 22 May, paying homage to Edogwa, Tokyo, continues to guide the world’s message of Nation Pitrita Mahatma Gandhi-Shanti and truth.”
He said, “We concluded the journey in Tama Cemetery, Tokyo today, by honoring a mythological freedom fighter of Rush Bihari Bose -India, who made Japan his work place on the eve of his birth anniversary,” he said. (AI)
