New Delhi, May 18 -- The Congress hit out at the government on Saturday after the latter allegedly selected only one out of four nominees suggested by the party to be part of diplomatic delegations.

It's reported that 51 political leaders, parliamentarians, and former ministers from across party lines will be part of the seven delegations travelling to world capitals to promote India's resolve to tackle terrorism against the backdrop of Operation Sindoor.

Congress leader Jairam Ramesh said in a post X on Saturday that on the morning of May 16, "the Modi govt asked for four names of Congress MPs/leaders to represent the INC in the delegations being sent abroad to explain India' stance on terrorism from Pakistan."

"These four names were ...