Foreign Minister Dr. Jaishankar targeted Pakistan at a seminar on international cooperation against terrorism at the United Nations Security Council (UNSC). Being done.
The External Affairs Minister also proposed an eight-point action plan to tackle terrorism and take effective action. Jaishankar on Tuesday took part in an open discussion titled "International Cooperation in the Fight Against Terrorism" 20 years after its adoption in 1373.
This was the first time since India took over the UNSC membership for the second time on January 1, 2021, that the External Affairs Minister intervened. Jaishankar says it is time for the world to show zero tolerance against terrorism, without naming Pakistan. How India has been fighting terrorism for decades.
He referred to the double standards adopted against terrorism and said that a terrorist is a terrorist, he cannot distinguish between good and bad, those who make such distinctions have an agenda that covers their activities, just as much. Is to blame.
He also emphasized the need to differentiate between organized crime and terrorism. On this occasion, he said that we have seen how the syndicate of criminals responsible for the 1993 Mumbai bomb blasts in India gets 5 star facilities.
The Foreign Minister also expressed serious concern over the use of social media networks to promote extremism and recruit terrorists, saying modern technology has made terrorist organizations more deadly. He also stressed the need to curb financial aid to terrorists.
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