New Delhi, October 9: India has reiterated its policy of “zero tolerance” towards cross-border terrorism at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), making it clear that terrorism remains a serious threat to regional peace and security.India stressed the need for a strong and united global response against terrorism and called for continued international efforts to tackle the threat.
The country has consistently maintained that cross-border terrorism must be dealt with firmly and that those responsible for supporting or carrying out terrorist activities should be held accountable.India’s latest statement at the UNGA reflects its continued commitment to combating terrorism and protecting national security.
New Delhi has also urged the international community to take effective action against terrorism without double standards.The issue of cross-border terrorism remains a major concern for India, which has repeatedly raised the matter at international forums and called for stronger cooperation among countries to ensure peace and stability.