Pm modi on bricks summit: Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Sunday that the terrorist attack of Pahalgam, who claimed 26 civilian lives, was a blow not only to India but to humanity.
At the BRICS Summit in Rio de Janeiro, PM called Modi sanctions against the terrorists and stated that silent consent, terror support or terrorists should not be acceptable.
“There should be no hesitation in storing sanctions against terrorists. Personal or political profit should not be acceptable to provide silent consent, support for terror or terrorists,” he said.
“The victims and supporters of terrorism cannot be considered on the same scale. There should be no difference between words and actions concerning terrorism,” he added.
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What did PM modi say at the BRICS Summit:
– Terrorism is one of the most serious challenges facing humanity. Recently, India was struggling with inhuman and cowardly terrorist attack. That was an attack on all mankind.
– For global peace and prosperity, BRICS must take a clear and unified attitude to overcoming terrorism. There is no room for dual standards on topic like terrorism! If a country provides terrorism direct or indirect support, it must pay the price for it.
– There must be absolutely no hesitation when implementing sanctions against terrorists. On the same scale, we cannot consider victims of terrorism and its supporters. Any silent support or approval of terrorism for personal or political interests must be unacceptable.
– India, because the land of Mahatmy Gandhi and Gautam Buddha believes that no matter how difficult the circumstances are, the path of peace is the best choice for the well -being of humanity. And India will do everything in this direction.
-Global south has often been the victim of “double standards” and nations that contribute significantly to the world economy are deprived of armchairs at the decision table.
-The significant contributions to today’s global economy were not provided at the decision -making table. It is not only a question of representation, but also about credibility and efficiency. ”
– PM Modi said the world today needs a new multipolar and inclusive order, which must begin with complex reforms in global institutions.
– Reforms should not only be symbolic, but their real impact should also be visible. There should be changes in the structures of the administration of public affairs, voting rights and leadership positions.
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The annual BRICS summit began with a group photograph of the leaders of the Member Nations of the Bloc, followed by the address of Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva.
In his notes at the first plenary session, the Prime Minister had a global south often nothing but token gestures on questions such as climate financing, sustainable development and technology approach.
“Countries that have a major contribution to today’s global economy have not been provided at the decision -making table,” he said.
“It is not only a question of representation, but also about credibility and efficiency,” he added.
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– At the age of artificial intelligence, where technology is updated every week, it is not acceptable for a global institution not updated once every 80 years. Software 21. Century cannot be operated by types of 20th century.
– India has always considered her duty to rise over her own interests and work in the interests of humanity. We are fully determined to contribute with constructive contributions to all objects along with BRICS countries.
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