Terror has no Place in India & US: Tharoor as people burned at US pro-Israel event
The world is still reeling from the shocking news of a terror attack at a pro-Israel rally in the United States, where a man burned six people. The incident has sent shockwaves across the globe, with many expressing their outrage and condemnation of such heinous acts. Among those who have spoken out against the attack is Congress MP Shashi Tharoor, who led an Indian delegation to the United States.
Tharoor, who is a member of the Indian Parliament, expressed his concern and outrage over the attack, stating that “terror has no place” in India and the United States. He made these remarks while speaking to the media, adding that the incident was a stark reminder of the need for nations to come together and combat terrorism.
“We share the view of US Secretary of State Marco Rubio that ‘terror has no place’ in our countries,” Tharoor said. “Members of the Indian MPs’ delegation learned with concern about the terror attack and we condemn it in the strongest possible terms.”
Tharoor’s comments come as a delegation of Indian MPs, led by him, prepares to visit the United States. The delegation is expected to arrive in the US on Tuesday and will engage in a series of diplomatic meetings and interactions with their American counterparts.
The attack at the pro-Israel rally in the US has sent shockwaves across the globe, with many expressing their outrage and condemnation of such heinous acts. The incident has also raised concerns about the rise of hate crimes and extremism in the US, and the need for greater vigilance and action to combat these threats.
The Indian government has also condemned the attack, with External Affairs Minister Dr. S Jaishankar stating that “such acts of violence have no place in any society.” He added that India and the US share a strong partnership and that the Indian government is committed to working with its American counterparts to combat terrorism and promote global peace and security.
The attack at the pro-Israel rally is just the latest in a series of incidents that have highlighted the growing threat of terrorism and extremism in the US. In recent months, there have been a number of high-profile attacks and incidents, including the lethal shooting at a synagogue in Pittsburgh and the bombing of a Jewish cemetery in Philadelphia.
These incidents have raised concerns about the rise of hate crimes and extremism in the US, and the need for greater vigilance and action to combat these threats. The Indian government has been at the forefront of efforts to combat terrorism and promote global peace and security, and Tharoor’s comments reflect this commitment.
As the Indian delegation prepares to visit the US, it is clear that the issue of terrorism and extremism will be a major focus of their discussions and interactions with their American counterparts. The attack at the pro-Israel rally is a stark reminder of the need for nations to come together and combat these threats, and Tharoor’s comments reflect the strong commitment of the Indian government to this effort.
In conclusion, the attack at the pro-Israel rally in the US is a stark reminder of the need for nations to come together and combat terrorism and extremism. Tharoor’s comments reflect the strong commitment of the Indian government to this effort, and the delegation’s visit to the US will be an opportunity for the two countries to discuss and strengthen their cooperation on this critical issue.
