India raised the issue of Pahalgam terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir on a special occasion in the United Nations. Condemning the incident strongly, it was declared worse than the 26/11 Mumbai attacks. On the occasion of the inauguration of the terrorism afflicted Sangh Network (Votation) at the United Nations, the country’s sub -permanent representative scheme Patel, who is on the occasion of India, said, ‘Pahalgam terror attack is the most cruel attack after the 26/11 Mumbai attacks in 2008.
He said that due to the decades of cross -border terrorism, India understands that such acts have a long -term impact on the victims, their families and society. He emphasized that India, which has a history of facing the cross -border terrorism, understands that such acts have a profound impact on the society over time. Ambassador Patel also appreciated the strong and clear support shown by the international community after the Pahalgam attack.
He said, ‘In view of the recent terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir, the strong, clear support and intenseness given by leaders and governments around the world appreciate and gives importance to it. This is a proof of zero tolerance of the international community towards terrorism. He said that collective condemnation and solidarity reflects the increasing global consent that terrorism should be faced with determination and unity.
Drawing attention to international obligations, Patel emphasized the importance of accountability in anti -terrorism efforts. He said, “As the United Nations Security Council said in its statement, criminals, organizers, financers and sponsors of condemnable acts of terrorism should be held accountable and brought to the dock of justice.”
Referring to the universality of the consequences of terrorism, he said, “Terrorist acts are criminal and unfair, no matter what their purpose is, they are done anywhere, anywhere and by anyone.” Patel reiterated India’s firm attitude that under any circumstances terrorism cannot be justified and extensive accountability is necessary for justice and prevention.
Focusing on the afflicted initiatives, Patel welcomed the establishment of the association for the victims of terrorism. Said that it will create a structured, safe place for hearing and support of the victims.
Highlighting the need to keep the victims at the center of global anti-terrorism strategies, he said, ‘India believes that initiatives like vote are necessary to strengthen the global response to terrorism. Also, it is to ensure that the victims stay at the center of our collective efforts.
