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Iran’s Envoy to India Supports Palestinians, Calls Resistance “Just Defense”

Iran’s envoy to India, Iraj Elahi, expressed strong solidarity with Palestinians, terming their resistance as a “just defense” during a Sadbhavana Iftar in Delhi.

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Iran’s Envoy to India Supports Palestinians, Calls Resistance “Just Defense”

Iran’s Ambassador to India, Iraj Elahi, expressed unwavering support for Palestinians, calling their struggle a “just defense” while speaking at a gathering in Delhi. Elahi stated, “Today, on the last Friday of Ramzan, people around the world have gathered to support the oppressed people of Palestine. I stand with Indian Muslims and the people of India in expressing solidarity with Palestine.”

Diplomats Gather for Sadbhavana Iftar

The Indian Minorities Federation (IMF) hosted a Sadbhavana Iftar at the residence of Rajya Sabha MP and IMF Convener Satnam Singh Sandhu in New Delhi. The event brought together ambassadors from 19 Muslim-majority nations, highlighting India’s strong ties with the Islamic world.

Diplomats Laud India’s Global Role

Ambassadors from Somalia, Morocco, Afghanistan, Syria, Gambia, Mali, Bangladesh, Sudan, Djibouti, Algeria, Malawi, Cameroon, Chad, Guinea, Iraq, Cote d’Ivoire, Tanzania, Nigeria, Iran, and the UAE attended the Iftar. They praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi for fostering stronger relationships with Muslim nations and acknowledged India’s efforts in promoting peace and stability globally.

India’s Consistent Support for Peace

Diplomats highlighted India’s support for a two-state solution in Palestine and its humanitarian aid to Gaza. They also commended India’s constructive role in Afghanistan by investing in infrastructure, education, and healthcare. They noted, “India has never engaged in military aggression against any Muslim-majority country and has upheld diplomacy as a guiding principle.”

Strengthening India’s Inclusive Ethos

Addressing the gathering, Satnam Singh Sandhu underscored India’s tradition of coexistence and inclusivity. He said, “Ramadan is not just a religious observance but a time for reflection, generosity, and community bonding—values that India deeply upholds. Prime Minister Modi’s ‘Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas’ mantra has strengthened this spirit of oneness and brotherhood.”

The Sadbhavana Iftar not only celebrated the spirit of Ramadan but also reflected India’s commitment to fostering global peace and harmony.