Rajnath Singh calls upon Shanghai Cooperation Organisation to battle terrorism unitedly

By PTI

NEW DELHI: Any type of terrorism, together with cross-border terrorism, is a criminal offense towards humanity and the menace should be handled unitedly, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh mentioned on Wednesday at a conclave of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) in Tashkent.

In his tackle, Singh additionally reaffirmed India’s resolve to battle all types of terrorism and make the area peaceable, safe and steady.

“Terrorism is one of the most serious challenges to global peace and security. India reiterates its resolve to fight all forms of terrorism and make the region peaceful, secure and stable,” he mentioned.

“We seek to develop joint institutional capabilities with the SCO member states, which, while respecting the sensitivities of each country, create the spirit of cooperation among individuals, societies and nations,” he added.

Singh asserted that terrorism in any type, together with cross-border terrorism, dedicated by anybody and for no matter objective, is a criminal offense towards humanity, seen as an indirect reference to Pakistan. China and Pakistan are among the many member states of the SCO.

The defence minister additionally voiced India’s full assist for a peaceable, safe and steady Afghanistan, whereas highlighting the necessity for respecting its sovereignty, independence, territorial integrity, nationwide unity and non-interference in inner affairs.

He urged all events to encourage authorities in Afghanistan to realize nationwide reconciliation by means of dialogue and negotiation and set up a broad-based, inclusive and consultant political construction within the nation.

The defence minister additionally underlined the significance of United Nations Security Council (UNSC) resolutions on this regard. Singh additionally added that the Afghan territory should not be used to intimidate or assault any nation by offering protected havens and coaching to terrorists and supporting their actions by means of monetary help.

He harassed the necessity to present pressing humanitarian help to the folks of Afghanistan and safeguard their elementary rights.

Expressing India’s concern on the scenario in Ukraine, Singh said that New Delhi helps talks between Russia and Ukraine to resolve the disaster.

“India is concerned about the humanitarian crisis in and around Ukraine. We have extended our support for the efforts of the UN Secretary-General, UN agencies and International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) to provide humanitarian assistance,” he added.

During the trade of pleasantries with Russian Defence Minister Sergey Shoigu this morning, Singh conveyed his “deep appreciation” and thanks for arresting in Moscow a terrorist who was planning assaults in India.

The SCO contains eight member states – India, Kazakhstan, China, the Kyrgyz Republic, Pakistan, Russia, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.

NEW DELHI: Any type of terrorism, together with cross-border terrorism, is a criminal offense towards humanity and the menace should be handled unitedly, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh mentioned on Wednesday at a conclave of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) in Tashkent.

In his tackle, Singh additionally reaffirmed India’s resolve to battle all types of terrorism and make the area peaceable, safe and steady.

“Terrorism is one of the most serious challenges to global peace and security. India reiterates its resolve to fight all forms of terrorism and make the region peaceful, secure and stable,” he mentioned.

“We seek to develop joint institutional capabilities with the SCO member states, which, while respecting the sensitivities of each country, create the spirit of cooperation among individuals, societies and nations,” he added.

Singh asserted that terrorism in any type, together with cross-border terrorism, dedicated by anybody and for no matter objective, is a criminal offense towards humanity, seen as an indirect reference to Pakistan. China and Pakistan are among the many member states of the SCO.

The defence minister additionally voiced India’s full assist for a peaceable, safe and steady Afghanistan, whereas highlighting the necessity for respecting its sovereignty, independence, territorial integrity, nationwide unity and non-interference in inner affairs.

He urged all events to encourage authorities in Afghanistan to realize nationwide reconciliation by means of dialogue and negotiation and set up a broad-based, inclusive and consultant political construction within the nation.

The defence minister additionally underlined the significance of United Nations Security Council (UNSC) resolutions on this regard. Singh additionally added that the Afghan territory should not be used to intimidate or assault any nation by offering protected havens and coaching to terrorists and supporting their actions by means of monetary help.

He harassed the necessity to present pressing humanitarian help to the folks of Afghanistan and safeguard their elementary rights.

Expressing India’s concern on the scenario in Ukraine, Singh said that New Delhi helps talks between Russia and Ukraine to resolve the disaster.

“India is concerned about the humanitarian crisis in and around Ukraine. We have extended our support for the efforts of the UN Secretary-General, UN agencies and International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) to provide humanitarian assistance,” he added.

During the trade of pleasantries with Russian Defence Minister Sergey Shoigu this morning, Singh conveyed his “deep appreciation” and thanks for arresting in Moscow a terrorist who was planning assaults in India.

The SCO contains eight member states – India, Kazakhstan, China, the Kyrgyz Republic, Pakistan, Russia, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.