KKN Gurugram Desk | For the first time since Operation Sindoor, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to attend the G7 Summit 2025, scheduled to be held in Canada from June 15 to 17. His participation, invited officially by Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, marks a significant milestone in India’s diplomatic assertion on the global stage.

This G7 visit carries more than symbolic weight — it presents Modi with a three-pronged diplomatic strike opportunity, targeting:

1. Pakistan’s role in cross-border terrorism

2. Donald Trump’s mediation narratives

3. The growing menace of Khalistani extremism in Canada

🇵🇰 Why Pakistan Should Be Worried: Operation Sindoor Fallout Goes Global

India’s inclusion in the G7 is being interpreted in strategic circles as a serious setback for Pakistan, especially after the Pahalgam terror attack that occurred on April 22, where terrorists allegedly asked victims for their religion before killing 26 tourists.

Following this attack, India launched Operation Sindoor — a targeted counter-terror offensive that reportedly destroyed terrorist launchpads in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK).

PM Modi’s upcoming foreign visit is not just ceremonial. It’s a calculated geopolitical move designed to:

• Expose Pakistan’s state-sponsored terrorism

• Demand global accountability

• Pressure the international community to isolate Pakistan diplomatically

This shift from ground-level response to global stage advocacy is expected to intensify Pakistan’s diplomatic isolation.

 Strategic Meeting With Donald Trump: India Will Reject External Mediation

Former U.S. President Donald Trump, who is also attending the G7 Summit, is expected to have a side meeting with PM Modi. This meeting is significant due to Trump’s earlier statements, suggesting that the U.S. could mediate a ceasefire between India and Pakistan.

Sources close to India’s diplomatic core say PM Modi will publicly and firmly reject any such proposal, reiterating that:

• India did not seek any external mediation

• Pakistan initiated the ceasefire request

• India only agreed on its own terms and with sovereign authority

This message is aimed at sending a clear signal to the U.S. and other global powers that India does not entertain third-party involvement in bilateral matters, especially those related to national security.

🇨🇦 A Tough Message to Canada on Khalistani Extremism

One of PM Modi’s most anticipated talking points during his G7 visit will be the rise of pro-Khalistan elements in Canada. With the Trudeau administration’s tenure marked by strained India-Canada relations, Modi’s meeting with current Canadian PM Mark Carney presents a critical diplomatic reset opportunity.

PM Modi is expected to:

• Directly address Canada’s tolerance of separatist propaganda

• Urge strict actions against Khalistani extremist organizations

• Emphasize that India will not accept foreign soil being used against its unity and sovereignty

India will also reiterate its position that terrorism and separatism cannot be tolerated in any form, and diplomatic relations will be impacted if such threats continue to be ignored.

 What is Operation Sindoor? A Quick Recap

Launched in the aftermath of the Pahalgam attack, Operation Sindoor was India’s retaliatory military action aimed at:

• Destroying terror bases across the LoC

• Neutralizing active terrorists and their handlers

• Sending a strong deterrence message to Pakistan

Indian intelligence agencies have reported heavy damage to Pakistani terror infrastructure, including in Bahawalpur, a known stronghold of banned groups.

With Operation Sindoor, India demonstrated a clear shift in counter-terror doctrine — one that does not end at retaliation but continues into diplomatic and multilateral action.

 Three Targets, One Summit: India’s G7 Strategy

1. Expose Pakistan on Terrorism

• PM Modi will use the G7 platform to highlight Pakistan’s involvement in the Pahalgam massacre.

• He will urge G7 nations to recognize Pakistan-sponsored terrorism as a global threat.

• Intelligence dossiers and evidence of cross-border terror activity may be shared with global leaders.

2. Counter Trump’s Mediation Narrative

• Modi will clarify India’s independent ceasefire decisions.

• He will push back against claims of U.S. intervention, reinforcing India’s non-negotiable sovereignty.

• The goal is to shut down recurring calls for third-party arbitration, especially on Kashmir.

3. Demand Accountability from Canada on Khalistan

• Modi will seek firm assurances from Canadian leadership on curbing anti-India activities.

• Canada’s domestic political tolerance for extremist rhetoric will be challenged.

• Diplomatic cooperation on security, intelligence sharing, and extradition may be emphasized.

 India’s Global Diplomatic Standing: What’s at Stake?

PM Modi’s G7 participation comes at a time when India:

• Is being actively courted by Western democracies

• Has played a key role in the Global South agenda

• Is emerging as a strategic partner in Indo-Pacific security frameworks

By attending the summit, India aims to:

• Showcase its leadership in counter-terrorism efforts

• Position itself as a responsible global power

• Build stronger economic, technological, and defense ties

This is not just about Pakistan — it’s about reshaping global narratives around terrorism, sovereignty, and regional balance.

 Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif Faces Global Embarrassment

Sources suggest that PM Modi may refer to the Pahalgam attack during G7 deliberations, stating that it:

• Was directly linked to terror groups operating from Pakistan

• Reflects ongoing state support for extremism

This public naming could be a major blow to Pakistan’s credibility, especially at a forum that includes G7 nations and invited democracies. For Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif, this would mean:

• Diplomatic backlash

• Loss of soft power in international circles

• Increased scrutiny of Pakistan’s role in global terrorism

 International Coverage and Strategic Media Messaging

India is also expected to leverage international media coverage to:

• Present documented evidence of cross-border terrorism

• Counter misinformation around Kashmir and ceasefire

• Highlight India’s economic resilience and democratic strength

Modi’s PR and media team are reportedly preparing a multilingual media brief and exclusive interviews with foreign outlets to maximize diplomatic reach.

 Key Takeaways from PM Modi’s Upcoming G7 Participation

PM Modi’s participation in the G7 Summit 2025 is much more than a ceremonial visit — it is India’s assertive declaration of global responsibility and regional leadership.

From countering terrorism and challenging misinformation to resetting ties with Canada and reaffirming India’s diplomatic sovereignty, this summit marks a pivotal moment in India’s foreign policy.

As the global spotlight turns to Canada between June 15–17, all eyes will be on how India — through its Prime Minister — navigates this high-stakes geopolitical event.

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