After the recent tensions between Islamabad and New Delhi, the Indian prime minister said in his latest statement that Pakistan "exports terrorism" and that every terrorist attack that occurs anywhere in the world is somehow rooted in Pakistan.
Publish dateMonday 17 March 2025 - 20:26
Story Code : 310459
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): Afghanistan's President Hamid Karzai has accused India of supporting terrorist groups in Pakistan following recent attacks by armed groups on Pakistani troops.
In response, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in a recent interview that Pakistan "exports terrorism" and stressed that any terrorist attack anywhere in the world has its roots in Pakistan.
In an interview with US podcaster Lex Friedman, Modi said that terrorism-related activities are organized in Islamabad and India has nothing to do with terrorist attacks on Pakistani soil.
He said that although India had accepted Pakistan's secession, the country had taken the path of proxy war instead of peaceful life.
Modi called Pakistan a "place of chaos" and urged its leaders to abandon terrorism and choose the path of peace.
India's relations with Pakistan have been strained in recent months.
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