Zero Tolerance Against Terrorism

Terrorism remains one of the gravest threats to global peace, national sovereignty, and the safety of civilians.

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Over the past few decades, countries around the world have been affected by acts of terror, which not only result in loss of lives but also destabilize economies, disrupt development, and erode public trust in governance. In response to this persistent threat, many nations, including India, have adopted a Zero Tolerance Policy against Terrorism, emphasizing that no form of terrorism will be condoned, justified, or negotiated with.

A zero tolerance policy against terrorism means that governments will deal with terrorist threats and acts with the strictest possible measures. This includes proactive intelligence gathering, stringent law enforcement, diplomatic isolation of states sponsoring terrorism, robust border security, and uncompromising punishment for those involved in terror-related activities. It sends a clear message: terrorism of any kind, by any group, under any pretext, will not be tolerated.