After the Pahalgam terror attack and India’s aggressive military strikes in May 2025, the Modi government launched a massive international PR campaign. Seven delegations, fifty-one MPs, and a global itinerary—designed to shape opinion, isolate Pakistan, and shut down any scrutiny of Kashmir. But did the world buy it? In this episode of Unraveled with Marvi Sirmed, we take a critical deep dive into India’s post-conflict diplomatic outreach: What were the real goals of these all-party delegations? Why has no major power endorsed India’s claims against Pakistan? Has the world really moved on from India’s narrative—and if so, toward what? How did Pakistan’s recent global cooperation against terrorism reshape international perceptions? Why is Kashmir back at the center of international concern despite India’s insistence on bilateralism? We also unpack the domestic aftermath in India: Rising communal hate crimes against Muslims and Kashmiris Suppression of dissent and media crackdowns BJP’s use of the diplomatic delegations to score domestic political points And the chilling branding of opposition leaders as “anti-national” This episode critically challenges the myth of unity and global endorsement—and lays bare the growing disconnect between India’s rhetoric and its credibility on the world stage.