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PAK border terrorism remains a core concern for India: Harsh Shringla

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PAK border terrorism remains a core concern for India: Harsh Shringla

PAK border terrorism remains a core concern for India: Harsh Shringla

Delhi: Former Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla on seven All-Party Delegations set to visit key partner countries including the UN Security Council says, This terrorism originates from across the border, cross-border terrorism.

We must project the fact that India is a peaceful country.

We have always focused on development and the welfare of our people.

We have sought to work constructively with countries across the world.

#IndiaForPeace #AntiTerrorism #CrossBorderTerrorism #DiplomacyFirst


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