On G7, PM Modi slam double standards on terror, says that Pahgam ‘All Humanity Attack’ was India News
New Delhi: PM Modi strongly raised the issue of terrorism at the address of his G7 outreach session, in which the Pahgam attack described the attack on all humanity as an attack on humanity and slammed double standards in the fight against terror. Without the name of Pakistan, he said that India’s neighborhood had become a breeding ground for terrorism.Modi raised many questions about the international approach to terrorism, saying that restrictions were being imposed on the basis of personal priorities, those nations openly supported terrorism, they were rewarded.“Are we really serious about addressing terrorism? Will we understand the true meaning of terrorism only when it knocks on our own doors? Can people who can spread terror and those who are suffering from it can be weighed on the same scale? Is our global institutions threat to losing their credibility?” He asked, while also talked about the influence of the ongoing struggles on the global south.The PM said that for the sake of the vested interests, one eye blind towards terrorism, or terrorists or supporting terrorists, was betrayed by all humanity.If we do not take decisive action against this terrorism today that stands against humanity, history will never forgive us, “the PM said.Modi also said that in the terrorist attack on April 22, not only Pahalgam was attacked, but there was a direct attack on the soul, identity and dignity of every Indian. All this was an attack on humanity, he said.“Terrorism is an enemy of humanity. It stands against all countries that maintain democratic values. Ekta in the fight against terrorism is mandatory. Unfortunately, our own neighborhood has become a reproductive field for terrorism. For global peace, our thinking and our policies should be very clear – which supports terrorism, should be asked to pay and pay.”Modi also said that the countries of the global South had to bear the maximum impact of uncertainty and conflicts. No matter where there was tension in the world, he said, these countries were the first to be affected by food, fuel, fertilizer and financial crises.Modi said, “India considers its responsibility to bring the priorities and concerns of the global South on the world stage. We believe that as long as the double standards remain in any form, the permanent and inclusive growth of humanity will remain out of reach,” Modi said.
