India Did Not Respond to 26/11 Terror Attacks, This has Changed says Jaishankar

India Did Not Respond to 26/11 Terror Attacks, This has Changed says Jaishankar

India’s External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, on Sunday (27 Oct 2024), recalled Mumbai terror attacks 26/11 that stunned India in 2008 and said that the government at the helm at that time had failed to respond to them.

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External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar recently remarked that India’s response to the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks was inadequate, reflecting on the 2008 incident as a critical moment where the government at the time failed to respond strongly. He highlighted that this approach has since changed, with the current government focusing on more decisive and robust responses to security threats. Jaishankar’s comments underline a shift in India’s stance on national security, emphasizing a more proactive and assertive approach to addressing terrorism.

S. Jaishankar stated that India did not adequately respond to the 26/11 terror attacks, emphasizing a shift in the country’s approach to national security under the current government. He pointed out that the earlier administration’s lack of decisive action in the aftermath of the attacks has changed, reflecting a more assertive stance on counterterrorism today. Jaishankar’s remarks underscore the government’s commitment to addressing terrorism with a stronger, more proactive response, contrasting it with the perceived inadequacies of the past. This change in policy aims to enhance India’s security framework and ensure accountability in dealing with such threats.

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