PM Modi says, 'Terrorist attacks across the world are aiming towards one country'

Singapore: Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while indirectly targeting Pakistan, told US Vice President Mike Pence that all the clues on the terrorist attacks across the globe are pointing to 'one formula and one from another place'. PM Modi discussed several bilateral and global issues with mutual interest from pensions other than the East Asia Summit in Singapore. At the same time, in Pakistan's recent elections, terrorists have expressed concern about contesting elections. After meeting between the two leaders, Foreign Secretary Vijay Gokhale said that the issue of terrorism was also discussed.

Targeting Pakistan without Names
Gokhale said that during the conversation, Pence mentioned the completion of 10 years of the Mumbai terror attack on November 26 and appreciated the cooperation between the two sides for defeating terrorism. Modi thanked Pence for expressing sympathy, and without mentioning the name of any country or organization, without saying that all the clues of terrorist attacks all over the world were somehow being 'originated from the same source and one place' Pointing towards. His gesture was indirectly towards Pakistan.

More of Pakistani-origin people in terror attacks
Significantly, there has been talk of a large number of Pakistani-born people being involved in the terrorist attacks across the globe. In San Bernardino, California, on December 2, 2015, 14 people were killed in the firing by a Pakistani-born man. At the same time, in June 2017, one of the three terrorists who attacked with knife in London was of Pakistani origin. Seven people were killed and 49 people were injured in this attack. PM Modi also expressed concern over the Mumbai terrorist attack mastermind Hafiz Saeed's party's election in Pakistan on July 25.


Concerned over fighting terrorists in Pakistan
Gokhale said, "He (PM Modi) said that bringing the people involved in the Mumbai attacks into mainstreaming in a political process in Pakistan recently, not only for two countries, India and America, but also for the international community. There should be a cause for concern. "It is significant that some dreaded terrorist gangs were also standing in the recent elections in Pakistan. Foreign Secretary said, "There is a good agreement between the two countries on how to further increase the anti-terrorism cooperation, both the countries have acknowledged that this is a challenge against which we are together and the international community I have to fight together. "