Modi, Putin call for uncompromising fight against terror without hidden agendas
NEW DELHI: India and Russia on Friday backed an “uncompromising” global campaign against terror without “hidden agendas and double standards”, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasising that terrorism is a direct attack on humanity. Russian President Vladimir Putin shakes hands with Prime Minister Narendra Modi ahead of their meeting at Hyderabad House in New Delhi on Friday (REUTERS) Counter-terrorism figured in discussions at the annual summit between Modi and President Vladimir Putin, and a joint statement issued after the meeting said both sides stand for a “zero-tolerance policy” on terror and speedy finalisation of the Comprehensive Convention on International Terrorism in the UN framework. Also Read: Putin, Modi focus on expanding India-Russia trade ties, firm up 5-year roadmap “India and Russia have long stood shoulder-to-shoulder in the fight against terrorism,” Modi said at a joint media interaction, speaking in Hindi. “Whether it is the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, or the cowardly attack at Crocus City Hall, the root of all such incidents is the same,” he said, referring to an attack in Jammu and Kashmir …








