No Money for Terror Summit: Terrorism is a big threat to world, PM Modi said - identification of helpers is necessary
Speaking at the summit, PM Modi said that terrorism and war on terror are two different things.
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No Money for Terror Summit: An international conference has been organized in Delhi regarding terror funding. The program was inaugurated by PM Modi. Speaking at the No Money for Terror Summit, PM Modi said that terrorism is the biggest threat to the world. Let us tell you that representatives of 72 countries have participated in the summit. PM Modi said that this conference against terrorism is being held in India. Our country faced the horrors of terror long before the world took it seriously.
Significant that this conference is happening in India. Our country faced horrors of terror long before world took serious note of it.Over the decades terrorism in different forms tried to hurt India but we've fought terrorism bravely: PM at ‘No Money for Terror’ Conference,Delhi pic.twitter.com/ZzgryeWSx8
— ANI (@ANI) November 18, 2022
Terrorism and the war on terror are two different things: Speaking at the summit, PM Modi said that the war on terrorism and terror are two different things. Attacking Pakistan without naming it, he said that fighting terrorism and fighting terror are two different things. PM Modi said that it is necessary to identify the helpers of terrorists.
Uprooting terrorism needs a larger, proactive, systemic response, If we want our citizens to be safe, we cannot wait until terror comes to our homes. We must pursue terrorists, break their support networks and hit their finances: PM at 'No Money for Terror’ Conference in Delhi pic.twitter.com/Lq6abmbZWZ
— ANI (@ANI) November 18, 2022
Speaking at the No Money for Terror conference in Delhi, PM Modi said that a comprehensive, proactive, systematic response is needed to end terrorism, if we want our citizens to be safe, we cannot wait till then Until terror comes to our homes. We must go after terrorists, break their support networks and hit their finances.