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North 24 Parganas (West Bengal) [India], May 21 (ANI): BJP leader Dilip Ghosh welcomed Abhishek Banerjee's inclusion in the delegation for India's global outreach against

terrorism, but with a jibe. "TMC was going to boycott it, but the public opinion that has been formed against Pakistan across the country, TMC thought that if they did not speak against

Pakistan, it would be difficult for them to do politics... This is a good thing. I also want them to send a delegation of TMC to Murshidabad," says BJP leader Dilip Ghosh. Ghosh jibe

came after the fact finding committee set up by Calcutta High Court submitted its report on the Violence that occured in West Bengal's Murshidabad, highlighting that as many as 113

houses were affected badly, in the village of Betbona. It stated that majority of residences had taken the shelter in Malda but all of them have been forced to return by the police

administration in Betbona village. The report said, "Attacks were directed by a local councilor, "adding that Local Police was completely "inactive and absent". The

report further said that the people want a permanent BSF camps and Central Armed Forces for their own protection. Earlier, the West Bengal Chief Minister, Mamta Banerjee, nominated the

Diamond Harbour MP for the initiative to present India's stance on terrorism globally. The party announced in a post on X, saying: "We are delighted to share that our Chairperson,

Mamata Banerjee, has nominated National GS Abhishek Banerjee to represent Trinamool Congress in the all-party delegation for India's global outreach against terrorism." "I can

say that Prime Minister Modi's government sending seven delegations to around 33 countries is a highly well-thought-out exercise. The idea is to communicate India's stance on

cross-border terrorism to the international community," shares Aparajita Sarang, BJP MP and All-Party Delegation member"(ANI). The all-party delegation is part of Operation

Sindoor, launched by the central government to counter terrorism. On Tuesday, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri briefed members of Parliament and delegation members at a meeting held in the

Parliament building, ahead of their visits to various countries, to highlight India's fight against terrorism in the wake of Operation Sindoor(ANI). Seven all-party delegations are

visiting key partner countries, including members of the UN Security Council, in the context of Operation Sindoor and India's continuous fight against cross-border terrorism(ANI).