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'Expect partners to show zero tolerance on terrorism': EAM thanks US for handing over Tahawwur Rana
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What Happened?
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar praised India-US ties, highlighting their growth and thanking the US for extraditing Tahawwur Rana, a key figure in the 26/11 attacks.
Key points
- Jaishankar emphasized the historical support of Americans for India's independence.
- He noted the significant growth in India-US partnerships in various sectors.
- The minister thanked the US for extraditing Tahawwur Rana, a conspirator in the 26/11 attacks.
- Jaishankar highlighted the importance of zero tolerance towards terrorism.
- He mentioned new opportunities in trade, investment, and technology between the two nations.
- The remarks coincided with US Secretary of State Mark Rubio's visit to India.
Key insights
- Strengthening ties with the US may enhance India's security framework.
- The extradition could set a precedent for future cooperation on terrorism.
- Increased collaboration in technology and defense may benefit both nations.
Why it matters
The extradition of Rana could strengthen India's efforts against terrorism.
Entities
S. Jaishankar· PersonTahawwur Hussain Rana· PersonIndia· CountryUnited States· CountryMumbai· CityQuad· Event
Source
Times of India
