New Delhi, May 17 -- The government plans to send teams of political leaders, former diplomats and experts to countries in key regions of the world to articulate India's point of view on the Pahalgam terror attack late last month and the subsequent clashes with Pakistan, people familiar with the matter said. The government is understood to have plans to form up to eight separate groups comprising parliamentarians from across the spectrum that will fan out to different regions of the world such as Europe, North America and West Asia and visit key capitals, especially India's strategic partners. The outreach will also include countries of the Global South, the people said. The groups will engage with lawmakers, officials and think tanks to convey India's position on "cross-border linkages" to the Pahalgam terror attack of April 22 that killed 26 civilians, India's military strikes targeting terrorist infrastructure in territories controlled by Pakistan and the subsequent escalation of tensions, the people said. There was no official word on the development from Indian officials.P6...