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Delegates stress India's zero tolerance on terror
Hindustan Times Delhi
|May 27, 2025
'Barbaric terrorism backed by nuclear power biggest danger'
NEW DELHI: India's all-party delegations emphasized the country's "new normal" of zero tolerance against cross-border terrorism, during their meeting with global leaders as part of the diplomatic outreach, stressing that Indian armed forces targeted UN-designated terrorist headquarters located in Pakistan under Operation Sindoor.
The delegations underlined Pakistan government's deep connections with its non-state actors and how it has launched a proxy war against India. Several leaders, who are part of the seven multi-party delegations traveling to 33 global capitals.
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