Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated that terrorism-related activities linked to Pakistan have not only affected India but have harmed the entire world.
He accused Pakistan of exporting terrorism.
According to Indian media outlets, Modi emphasized: “Wherever terror strikes in the world, the trail somehow leads to Pakistan. Take the September 11 attacks, for example.
The mastermind behind it, Osama bin Laden—where did he eventually emerge from? He had taken refuge in Pakistan. The world has recognized that in a way terrorism and the terrorist mindset are deeply rooted in Pakistan.”
Modi also referred to Pakistan as an ” epicentre of turmoil” and urged its leaders to “abandon the path of terrorism and move towards peace.”
According to him, even Pakistani citizens desire peace, as they have suffered for years due to internal conflicts and terrorist violence.
He also mentioned the partition of India in 1947, calling it one of the most painful and bloodiest periods in history.
Modi said: “After getting their own way, we expected them to live and let live, and yet, they chose not to foster a harmonious coexistence. Time and again, they decided to be at odds with India. They have waged a proxy war against us.”
His remarks come after Pakistan accused India of carrying out a terrorist attack on a train in Balochistan.
