New Delhi / After the bombing near the Israeli embassy in central Delhi, India has started taking this major strategic partner country into confidence. Within hours of the blast, Indian Foreign Minister S.K. Jaishankar spoke to Israel’s foreign minister Gabi Eskenazi over the telephone and assured him that he would leave no stone unturned to apprehend and punish the culprits. In addition, the Foreign Secretary also spoke to the Israeli Foreign Secretary and the National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval spoke to his Israeli counterpart.
Netanyahu said – Complete trust in India
At the same time, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has expressed full confidence in India about the safety of diplomats and embassy staff. News agency PTI quoted officials as saying that after the incident Netanyahu said that Israel was confident that Indian authorities would conduct a thorough investigation into the incident … as well as ensure the safety of the Israeli people at the embassy.
Jaishankar assured security
Foreign Minister Jaishankar has been told that in his conversation with the Israeli Foreign Minister, it has been told that India is taking this bombing incident very seriously. Jaishankar also assured them that the security of the Israeli Embassy staff and diplomats is a very important issue for India and no security will be taken for their safety. The matter is being investigated and the culprits will be spared no effort to catch them as soon as possible.
NSA Doval also spoke
India’s National Security Advisor NSA Ajit Doval (NSA Ajit Doval) also held talks with his Israeli counterpart Meir Ben-Shabbat. Doval made Ben-Shabat aware of the current situation and asked to investigate the matter. Officials say that both countries are in touch with each other regarding this incident and agree on all kinds of cooperation.
Israel will also cooperate in the investigation
For a while, Israeli Foreign Minister Eskenazi thanked Jaishankar for sharing the information that he had assured India of all possible help in the investigation.
Both countries in constant contact
Apart from this, senior officials of the Indian Ministry of External Affairs are also in constant touch with the Israeli Ambassador to India. It is clear from this activism that how much India attaches importance to the relationship with this strategic partner.
Foreign Secretary also spoke
Foreign Ministry sources said that shortly after telephone talks between Jaishankar and Eskenazi, Foreign Secretary Harsh Shringla spoke to Israeli Foreign Secretary Alon Ushpitz. Its Secretary in the Ministry of External Affairs, Sanjay Bhattacharya, has also spoken to Israel Ambassador Ron Malka on the whole matter.
First recorded conversation
Experts say that this is probably the first case when so many calls were made to Israel’s policymakers in a single day.
India understands the importance of relationship with Israel
Actually, there has been a lot of intensification in the relations between India and Israel in a decade. In particular, the Prime Ministers of the two countries, Narendra Modi and Benjamin Netanyahu have shown personal interest in deepening the relationship. India understands the fact that Israel takes an attack on any of its locations around the world very seriously.
Delhi Police gave information about the situation to Shah
According to the news agency, the Delhi Police has given complete information about the situation after the bombings to the Union Home Minister Amit Shah. After the incident, Shah is in constant touch with top officials of the Delhi Police and is monitoring the situation, officials said. Shah has directed the police to take necessary steps for investigation and arrest the culprits at the earliest.
