In meeting with PM Modi, Harris told Pakistan the whereabouts of terrorists

US Vice President Kamala Harris, during her bilateral meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, “self-cited” Pakistan’s role in the context of terrorism, saying terrorist groups are operating there and also asked Islamabad to take necessary action so that These groups could not influence the security of America and India.

Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla said after the first personal meeting between Modi and Harris that when the issue of terrorism came up during the talks, Vice President Harris “himself” referred to Pakistan’s role in this regard and said that many terrorist groups operate there. And he asked Pakistan to take action against them so that these groups do not affect the security of America and India.

She said, he agreed with the Prime Minister’s briefing on the issue of cross-border terrorism and the fact that India has been a victim of cross-border terrorism for many decades, and said that the support from Pakistan to such terrorist groups should be checked and these Needs to be monitored closely. Mr. Modi’s meeting with Harris lasted for about an hour and was followed by a succinct discussion. He said that in the meeting, areas like Kovid-19, terrorism, cooperation in technical field, cyber security etc. were discussed.

On the issue of democracy, Harris said that it is the responsibility of both countries to protect democracy in the interest of the people of both countries. He said, as democracies around the world are in danger, it is imperative that we protect democratic principles and institutions in our respective countries and around the world. First we should strengthen democracy in our home. Responding to a question, Mr Shringla said that the US Vice President appreciated the fact that India and the US represent large and successful democracies and that we need to work to promote democracy not only within our own countries but also with other countries. need to continue doing.