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Pak violates ceasefire along LoC in Kupwara, Uri, Akhnoor
Hindustan Times Jammu
|May 02, 2025
Union home minister says Modi govt has a zero-tolerance policy for terrorism
NEW DELHI: The central government will hunt down each and every terrorist involved in the Pahalgam attack and all of them will be made answerable for the heinous act, Union home minister Amit Shah said on Thursday, asserting that the Prime Minister Narendra Modi government will not spare any terrorist.
"Whoever has carried out the dastardly attack in Pahalgam, we will not spare anyone. We will hunt down each and every perpetrator," Shah said at an event in South Delhi.
He said the Modi government has been pursuing a zero-tolerance policy against terrorists and has given strong response, be it insurgency in the northeast or the left-wing extremism in some parts of the country.
"If someone thinks they will escape by carrying out such a cowardly attack, they are wrong. This is Narendra Modi's government. We will not spare anyone," Shah said.
Dit verhaal komt uit de May 02, 2025-editie van Hindustan Times Jammu.
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