During a bilateral meeting held between Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and his Japanese counterpart, General Nakatani, the latter expressed solidarity with India over the Pahalgam attack and extended Japan's full support.
“We are committed to taking firm and decisive action against the terrorists and those who support them,” Mr Modi said in a joint press statement after holding bilateral talks with the visiting Angolan President, João Manuel Gonçalves Lourenço.
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on Friday asserted that all democratic nations, bound by a shared commitment to peace, security, and the rule of law, will have to come together to stamp out terrorism.
The US has reiterated its support for India against terrorism, saying it firmly stands with India against terrorism.
That Pakistan is a rogue state fueling global terror has come once again under international scrutiny following the terror attack it sponsored in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir on April 22.
The CM’s remarks came as the search operation against the holed up terrorists in Saniyal village of Hiranagar in Kathua district continued on the second day on Monday, but there was no exchange of fire between the security forces and terrorists in the night that has given an impression that the terrorists might have escaped.
Denouncing Pakistan’s “fanatical mindset”, India’s Permanent Representative P Harish has told Islamabad that ranting about Kashmir in international forums will not justify cross-border terrorism or change the reality of the region being an integral part of India.
In a speech on "India's view of the world" at University College Dublin in Ireland, the external affairs minister cited the bombing of the Air India aircraft Kanishka in 1985 as a grim reminder of the challenge that needs to be dealt with a great deal of resolution and commitment.
Lt. Governor Manoj Sinha, on Thursday, stressed strengthening border security against asymmetric threats due to the porous border with riverine and difficult mountain ranges.
The DGP visited various locations in the Kathua district along with top police, Army, and CRPF officers.
