The ‘No Money For Terror' conference is organised by Financial Intelligence Units (FIUs) of over 100 countries, jointly called The Egmont Group. (Representational Image)In a veiled attack on Pakistan, India on Thursday said there should be zero-tolerance towards terrorism as it sought a united global effort against all those who support or help generate funds for terrorists.
Addressing the inaugural session of the ‘No Money For Terror' conference here, Union Minister of State for Home G Kishan Reddy also expressed India's concern over the tacit support some nations are extending to terror groups.
There is a need for a united global effort against all those who support terror or help generate finances for terrorism, he said, without naming any country.
It was a matter of great concern that despite a collective intent, there has been obvious loopholes in terms of “conscientiously implementing the resolutions adopted by the UN Security Council by certain member nations”, he added.
Pakistan has been blamed for sponsoring and supporting terrorist groups like Lashkar-e-Taiba, Jaish-e-Mohammad and Hizbul Mujahideen, which were responsible for hundreds of attacks in India, including 26/11 Mumbai attack in 2008 and the attack on Parliament in 2001.
Reddy said at the international conference, being attended by 65 countries, that India, being a victim of cross-border terrorism, advocates zero-tolerance towards terror.
The minister said despite the…
