Need holistic policy to fight Pak terror: Panel

Jammu, November 27 The Jammu Kashmir Unity Foundation has called for a comprehensive response to Pakistan-sponsored jihadi terrorism which has been going on unabated for decades. At a seminar ‘26/11- Lessons For Future’ organised by the foundation, the panelists remembered...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 02:22 PM Nov 28, 2019 IST

Jammu, November 27

The Jammu Kashmir Unity Foundation has called for a comprehensive response to Pakistan-sponsored jihadi terrorism which has been going on unabated for decades.

At a seminar ‘26/11- Lessons For Future’ organised by the foundation, the panelists remembered the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack as a war-like act which exposed the entire dimension of the Pakistan-sponsored low-intensity aggression against India. Maj Gen GS Jamwal (retd) said Pakistan-sponsored terrorism could not have been possible if the subversion unleashed by Pakistan inside India would have been dealt with decisively. Unless we nourished patriotism and crippled the pro-Pak and anti-national forces inside, our battle against terrorism would not be won, he added. — TNS

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