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Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar once again gave strict warnings to the terrorists hiding in Pakistan and its shelter over the Pahalgam terror attack. He said that the Pahalgam terror attack was a well -planned conspiracy to destroy tourism in Kashmir. It was a kind of economic war.

He also said that India has made it clear that it will not back down from responding to terrorism born from Pakistan. Now India is not going to stop due to nuclear blackmail. There have been many terrorist attacks from Pakistan in the last few years in India and after the Pahalgam terror attack on 22 April, there is a feeling in the country that ‘it is too much.’ His comment came during a conversation with Newsweek CEO Dev Prasad held at the headquarters of Newsweek at the Forest Trade Center near the 9/11 monument in Manhattan.

Jaishankar said that the Pahalgam attack was an economic war. Its purpose was to ruin tourism in Kashmir, which is the mainstay of the economy. Its purpose was also to incite religious violence, as people were asked about their religion before killing people. He said, ‘Therefore we decided that we cannot let the terrorists conspiracy free from fear of punishment. The idea that they are on that side of the border and so we cannot take revenge, I think it was such a thing that was very much needed to challenge and we did this. ‘

He said that we are very clear that the terrorists will not be spared. They will not be given even a little relief. There will be no pity on them. We will no longer behave as a proxy. We will not spare the government that supports and financing them. We will not be able to prevent atomic blackmail from answering. Pakistan has always used terrorism proxy. Therefore, now we will consider every terrorist incident to be a war action.

Jaishankar said that we have also been hearing that both India and Pakistan are nuclear countries. So someone else will come and do terrible things, but you do not have to do anything, because it will increase the world’s problems. He said, ‘Now we are not going to come under his bluff. If he is going to come and do something, then we will go there and attack those who have done so. Jaishankar said amid the applause of the audience, ‘Therefore, there is no exemption to the terrorists, there is no exemption to call them a pseudo. We will do what we have to do to protect our people. ‘

Citing the exhibition held at the United Nations, Jaishankar said that India believes that terrorism is actually a threat to everyone, no country should use it as a means of advancing its policies. Finally it damages everyone. He stressed that a message should be given to the world that there should be zero tolerance towards terrorism, no such situation, no excuse, no justification, so that a country allows, supports, supports or sponsored terrorist acts, supports them or sponsors.

He said that India has been dealing with Pakistan’s terrorism for many decades, but in fact it started in 1947 since the time of independence of the country, when the terrorists were sent to Kashmir within a few months and they were described as pseudo -invaders. Referring to the 2001 Parliament and the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks, he said, ‘And then soon the Pakistani army did the same. That is why we have fought very deeply with terrorism for the last four decades and we have also come to some terrible cases.