On a three day foreign visit Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived Brussels on Wednesday to attend EU-India summit. PM Modi started his visit from paying tribute to the people who lost there lives in Brussels terrorist attack happened just 7 days before his visit to Belgium. ISIS claims responsibility for these attacks in which 30 people died including 1 Indian.
Later on he addressed Indian community and enlisted various steps taken by his government in past 22 months to take the country forward. Mr Modi also said in this crucial time when entire world is facing economic slow down India is a "ray of hope"
He not only expressed his views on future India but also targeted major powers for having double standard on terrorism .Modi accused UN for not defining the term "terrorism" and also not taking enough steps to stop it
The world got shocked when 9/11 happened and this incident was enough to show how powerful these terrorist groups are and what they are capable of. Till then the world power did not understand what India was going through. Referring to the recent terror attacks in Brussels, the Prime Minister said that Brussels shows us how real and immediate is the threat to nuclear security from terrorism. Modi called for focus on three contemporary features of terrorism: First, today's terrorism uses extreme violence as theatre. Second we are no longer looking for man in cave, we are hunting for terrorist in cities. Third, the terror has evolved and using 21st century technology.
PM Modi also said we cannot overcome terrorism until we show unity and stop differentiating between so called "Good terrorism and bad terrorism"
He further said terrorism is a globally networked but we still act nationally. He urged major powers to drop the notion that terrorism is someone's else problem and “His” terrorist are not “My” terrorist we all need to stand against terrorism honestly
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