New Delhi | May 17, 2025
In a strong statement reflecting India’s firm stance on global security, senior BJP leader and Member of Parliament Ravi Shankar Prasad pledged to raise India’s concerns about terrorism on key international platforms. Emphasizing the need for global unity against extremism, Prasad called terrorism a shared global threat that must be addressed without compromise.
India to Push for Global Action Against Terrorism, Says BJP MP Ravi Shankar Prasad
Speaking to reporters in New Delhi, Prasad declared:
“India has been a victim of terrorism for decades. We will ensure the world hears our voice. Our experiences, pain, and resilience will be brought forward in front of the global community.”
Prasad’s statement comes amid renewed discussions on cross-border terrorism, particularly with rising tensions in South Asia. He emphasized India’s role as a responsible democracy that advocates peace, but also demands action against those who sponsor or support terrorism.
Global Terrorism Needs a Unified Response: Prasad
“Terrorism knows no borders, no faith, no justification. It is time for the world to stand together, not just in words, but in action,” he said. The BJP leader also stressed the importance of international cooperation to dismantle terror networks, cut funding channels, and hold perpetrators accountable.
India’s Experience Makes It a Key Voice in Anti-Terror Efforts
Highlighting the sacrifices of India's armed forces and intelligence community, Prasad said India brings real-world experience and credibility to the global fight against terrorism.
“We speak not just from policy papers, but from lived reality. India will not allow its concerns to be ignored,” he added.
Why This Matters: India’s Global Stand Against Terrorism
India has long advocated for a comprehensive global convention against terrorism and has been pushing at the United Nations and other global forums to recognize and act against state-sponsored terrorism. Prasad’s remarks reinforce the government’s commitment to making this issue a top diplomatic priority.
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