Narendra Modi says ‘Pulwama proves time for talks are over’  

Narendra Modi (R) with Mauricio Macri during their joint statement against terrorism, in New Delhi.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President of Argentina Mauricio Macri issued a joint statement against terrorism in New Delhi, on Monday, while claiming strong measures must be taken against terrorists and terror groups, and all those who encourage, support, finance and provide them safe havens.

Modi said, “I (Narendra Modi) and President Mauricio Macri agree that terrorism is a huge threat for global peace and stability. Brutal terrorist attack in (Jammu & Kashmir’s) Pulwama proves that time for talks have passed. Now, the entire world needs to unite against terrorism and its supporters and take strong actions.”

Modi also said that his government will give a free hand to soldiers to punish the masterminds of the attack. Both leaders agreed that terrorism poses a grave threat to global peace and stability and noted the need for concerted action by the global community against terrorism.

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