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India Reaffirms Zero Tolerance Against Cross-Border Terrorism at UNGA
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News18•09-10-2026, 07:15
India Reaffirms Zero Tolerance Against Cross-Border Terrorism at UNGA
- •An Indian parliamentary delegation led by Rajya Sabha MP Sikander Kumar reiterated India's resolute stance of zero tolerance against cross-border terrorism during the UNGA session in New York.
- •The delegation held a key bilateral meeting with Alexander Zouev, Acting Under-Secretary-General of the United Nations Office of Counter-Terrorism, to discuss enhancing counter-terrorism cooperation.
- •India emphasized that terrorism cannot be justified in any form and urged the global community to take decisive united action against state-sponsored and cross-border terrorist networks.
- •The parliamentarians highlighted the importance of international coordination to prevent the misuse of modern technologies and illicit financial flows for terrorist activities.
- •India underscored its contributions to intelligence sharing, cyber terror prevention, and stressed that lasting peace requires the complete dismantling of terrorist safe havens.
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An Indian parliamentary delegation participating in the UNGA session in New York reiterated India's resolute stance of zero tolerance against cross-border terrorism, stating that terrorism cannot be justified in any form or manifestation.
During their stay in New York, the Indian delegation held a bilateral meeting with Alexander Zouev, the Acting Under-Secretary-General of the United Nations Office of Counter-Terrorism (UNOCT), to discuss making counter-terrorism cooperation more effective and robust.
The Indian parliamentary delegation participating in the UNGA session was led by Rajya Sabha MP Sikander Kumar.
