India won’t tolerate terror: Foreign Secretary

New Delhi, May 20: Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri on Tuesday asked the members of the All-Party Delegation to tell the world that India won’t tolerate terror that hides under nuclear blackmail.
According to the details available, the Foreign Secretary while briefing the three of the seven All-Party Delegation members, who are going to represent India’s stand on the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack, which left 26 civilians, mostly tourists dead and “Operation Sindoor” said, “No distinction will be made between the terrorists, their leaders and the government that sponsors them.”
He told the delegation members that India’s zero tolerance against the terrorism needs to be conveyed to the world.
During the meeting, officials said, the Foreign Secretary discussed all the important issues with the members of the delegation. “He (Foreign Secretary) also discussed the points which members are expected to discuss with the world leaders as well as diplomats of various nations,” they added.
Pertinently, seven delegations are visiting the United States, Japan, Gulf nations and other important capitals of the world in coming days to present India’s viewpoint on the recent skirmishes and India’s zero-tolerance policy towards terrorism. (KNO)