India bluntly in UN: Terrorism is the biggest threat to the world; Double attitude on the issue of dealing with it is wrong

India's Permanent Representative to the United Nations Ruchira Kamboj has raised serious questions about the double standards of some countries on the issue of terrorism. In an important meeting of the United Nations Security Council, Kamboj said – terrorism is the biggest threat to the world. There cannot be double standards in this regard. It is quite clear that the threat of terrorism is increasing very fast and no part of the world has remained untouched by it. Kamboj was speaking on the topic of the threat of terrorism in the world.

He said- If we do not consider terrorism as just terrorism, do not stop looking at it separately, then the danger will increase from this. It would be dangerous to look at this problem according to your convenience. The world has to act unitedly against this.

Terrorism is a threat to the whole world - Ruchira Kamboj

Ruchira said that terrorism in one part of the world is a threat to the peace and security of the whole world and therefore our response to this international challenge must be integrated, coordinated, and most importantly effective. He said- You will remember that on the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks last year, the External Affairs Minister of India made several suggestions to jointly counter-terrorism.

Who is Ruchira Kamboj

She is the first woman ambassador of India to the United Nations based in New York. In June this year, he was appointed as the Permanent Representative of India. He has replaced Ambassador TS Tirumurti. Last Tuesday, she took over as India's new Permanent Representative to the United Nations.

Kamboj, 58, is a 1987-batch Indian Foreign Service (IFS) officer and has served as India's Ambassador to Bhutan and India's High Commissioner to South Africa.

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