India asks Pakistan to take strict action to stop cross-border terrorism
India on Friday strongly criticized Pakistan for supporting terrorism, saying that the whole world knows who is the progenitor of cross-border terrorism.
India on Friday strongly criticized Pakistan for supporting terrorism, saying that the whole world knows who is the progenitor of cross-border terrorism.
In a sharp rebuttal to Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's speech at the United Nations General assembly, New Delhi has made it clear to the neighbouring country that cross-border terrorism against India will inevitably invite consequences.
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The National Security Advisor (NSA) was addressing a conference on the role of Ulema in fostering a culture of Interfaith Peace and Social harmony in India and Indonesia.
The national security advisor said that the aim of today's discussion is to bring together Indian and Indonesian Ulema and scholars who can take forward the cooperation in promoting tolerance, harmony and peaceful co-existence.
Terrorists operating in J&K are facing shortage of weapons and Pakistan is sending consignments of pistols, grenades and drugs. Small weapons are being used to target non-J&K labourers who come here to earn their living.
The DGP said that time and again we foiled many such attempts and a number of elements involved in picking dropped weapons have been arrested. Yesterday’s weapon dropping in Jammu is being minutely investigated.
The technical surveillance unit was also put on the job. All the vehicles which had crossed the Police checkpoints around that time were scrutinised.
As a victim of cross-border attacks, India has said it regrets that state sponsors of terrorism are "allowed to go scot-free" for serious violations of international law and urged the international community to make them accountable.
The BJP government under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi has not allowed a single terrorist act to take place except for a few incidents at the border. The policy is zero tolerance for terrorism. The government has never let down the morale of soldiers and armed forces in the last 7 years, Joshi explained.
