Abhishek Banerjee takes India’s global fight against Pakistan-sponsored terrorism to Japan

India has escalated its diplomatic campaign against Pakistan’s terror sponsorship, with leaders like Abhishek Banerjee presenting evidence internationally to unite global opinion. This follows India’s suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty after decades of terror attacks, including over 20,000 Indian lives lost, underscoring a firm stance against cross-border terrorism.

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Trinamool Congress MP Abhishek Banerjee, part of an all-party delegation, has taken India’s global campaign against Pakistan-sponsored terrorism to Japan, underscoring the need for international unity against terror.

Banerjee described terrorism as a "rabid dog" and Pakistan as its "vile handler," emphasizing that India will not succumb to fear. The delegation is presenting evidence of Pakistan’s continued sponsorship of terrorism to global audiences.

India’s recent suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan, following the April 2025 Pahalgam terror attack, was highlighted as a response to Pakistan’s persistent terror support. India has accused Pakistan of violating the treaty’s spirit by waging wars and orchestrating thousands of terror attacks over six decades.

At the United Nations Security Council, India condemned Pakistan for failing to distinguish between terrorists and civilians, citing deliberate shelling of Indian border villages that killed over 20 civilians and injured more than 80.

"More than 20,000 Indian lives have been lost in terror attacks in the last four decades," a government official noted, underscoring the human cost of Pakistan-sponsored terrorism.

Banerjee stressed that all political parties in India stand united on this issue, reinforcing a strong national consensus against terror.

This diplomatic outreach in Japan is part of a broader effort to expose Pakistan’s disinformation and terror sponsorship globally, seeking to rally international support for India’s stance.

"India will not yield to fear," Banerjee affirmed during his interaction with the Indian community in Tokyo.

The delegation’s efforts aim to highlight Pakistan as a global epicenter of terror and press for credible, irrevocable cessation of cross-border terrorism.

Sources: News18Livemint
Trinamool Congress MP Abhishek Banerjee, part of an all-party delegation, took India’s global fight against Pakistan-sponsored terrorism to Japan, emphasizing unity and presenting evidence of Pakistan’s terror sponsorship. India has suspended the Indus Waters Treaty, citing Pakistan’s ongoing terror support and border attacks.
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India suspends Indus Treaty; Banerjee leads global anti-terrorism drive

If terrorism is a rabid dog, then Pakistan is a vile handler.
Abhishek Banerjee
Trinamool Congress MP
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Key Facts
  • India suspended the Indus Waters Treaty in April 2025 following the Pahalgam terror attack, which it blamed on Pakistan-based terrorists.Livemint
  • At the United Nations Security Council, India accused Pakistan of spreading disinformation about the Indus Waters Treaty and reiterated its commitment to responsible water management despite ongoing cross-border terrorism.Livemint
  • Abhishek Banerjee and an all-party delegation visited Japan to highlight India’s global fight against Pakistan-sponsored terrorism, carrying proof of Pakistan’s sponsorship of terror.News18
  • Abhishek Banerjee emphasized unity among all parties in India when it comes to the nation and declared that India will not yield to fear.News18
  • India condemned Pakistan at the UNSC for making no distinction between terrorists and civilians and for deliberately shelling Indian border villages, killing more than 20 civilians and injuring more than 80.Livemint
  • Victims of Pakistani terrorism have been predominantly civilians, as its objective has been to attack India’s prosperity, progress, and morale.Livemint
Key Stats at a Glance
Date of Indus Waters Treaty suspension
April 2025
Livemint
Number of civilians killed in border shelling
20 civilians
Livemint
Number of civilians injured in border shelling
80 civilians
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Pakistan’s repeated treaty violations and terror attacks background

Key Facts
  • Pakistan violated the spirit of the Indus Waters Treaty over six and a half decades by inflicting three wars and thousands of terror attacks on India.The Hindu
  • India formally requested Pakistan multiple times in the past two years to discuss modifications to the Indus Waters Treaty, but Pakistan rejected these requests.The Hindu
  • More than 20,000 Indian lives have been lost in terror attacks over the last four decades, including the recent targeted terror attack on tourists in Pahalgam.The Hindu
  • India announced the treaty will remain in abeyance until Pakistan credibly and irrevocably ends its support for cross-border terrorism, labeling Pakistan as a global epicentre of terror.The Hindu
Key Stats at a Glance
Duration of Pakistan's treaty violations
6.5 decades
The Hindu
Number of wars inflicted by Pakistan
3 wars
The Hindu
Time period of India's formal treaty modification requests
2 years
The Hindu
Number of Indian lives lost in terror attacks
20,000 lives
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