Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the Lok Sabha on Monday, where he highlighted the challenges posed to India by the ongoing conflict in West Asia. He stated that this war has created unforeseen challenges for the country, particularly over the past three weeks. In his speech, Modi emphasized that the entire world is urging for a serene resolution to the crisis and stressed that the safety of Indians abroad during such turbulent times is a top priority for the Indian government.

In conveying India’s stance, Modi pointed out that communication had been ongoing with world leaders regarding the resolution of the crisis. He mentioned the critical involvement of External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar and Minister Hardeep Puri in providing information and assistance to Indians affected by the conflict. Modi’s address outlined India’s commitment to ensuring the safety and security of its citizens, regardless of the ongoing international conflicts.

Furthermore, PM Modi asserted that the Parliament of India should send a strong message globally regarding the need for a swift resolution to the crisis. He reiterated the government’s efforts to assist Indian nationals who have returned home from affected regions and their ongoing support for those still in conflict zones. This highlights not only the humanitarian aspect of India's foreign policy but also its diplomatic engagements amid global turmoil, stating a united front in times of international distress.