The United Nations: India has said that countries need to be careful in giving reasons for terrorist acts because there is no reason for terrorism and should not divide themselves in fighting one of the biggest challenges faced by humanity.
India is currently the Chair of the United Nations Security Council counter-terrorism committee for 2022.
“India will lead this year’s counter-terrorism committee.
This is important because counter-terrorism is one of our top priorities on the Security Council and we will lead the committee in the year -75 Our independence, “India’s remaining representative to the UN Ambassador of Tirumuti to PTI on Monday.
India is currently a non-permanent member of the Security Council of 15 countries and a two-year term will expire on December 31, 2022, the month of India will also lead a strong UN body for the second time in his tenure.
India is the president of the Security Council in August 2021.
Tirumuti is a new chairman of the counter-terrorism committee for this year.
The counter-terrorism committee was founded in 2001 after 9/11 terrorist attacks.
UNSC Resolution 1373 (2001) has established a counter-terrorism committee as a subsidiary of the council.
Tirumu said the Security Council had acknowledged terrorism as one of the biggest challenges faced by humanity.
“We consistently highlight the importance of remaining to unite against terrorism in all forms and manifestations, and has maintained so as not to dilute our commitment with us,” he added that before the attack on 9/11 in the US and before counter-terrorism.
The Committee was established, the world is divided into “my terrorist” and “your terrorist”.
“We should not return to that era and share it with this critical problem.
We also need to be careful in giving reasons for terrorist acts because there is no reason for terrorism,” he said.
Tirumu noted that the UN Secretary General report has highlighted the rise of terrorist forces throughout the world, especially in Africa.
Terrorist groups have grown in sophistication and learning to use innovative technology, including artificial intelligence, robotics, drones, and launched terror attacks, including in neighboring countries.
“The government needs to overcome the challenges caused by the abuse of technology that arises for terrorism.
As a result, it is a member of the members to strengthen the implementation of global counter-terrorism strategies, which are active India has contributed during negotiations, and strengthening national security forces and structures to combat Terror effectively, “he said.
“As chairman of the counter-terrorism committee, we will work with members of other committees to see the best way to advance our agenda with our important issues,” Tirumu added.
At night assuming the Chairperson of the CTC, India has chosen last month supporting the resolution to renew the mandate of the executive directorate of the Terrorism Committee (CTT) until December 31, 2025.
“As CTC Chairperson for 2022, India will make efforts specified to further enhance the role of CTC in strengthening response Multilateral against counter-terrorism, and more importantly, ensures that the global response to the threat of terrorism is still not ambiguous, not divided, “India said in his description to renew the CTIT mandate.