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India can never forget 26/11 Mumbai terror attack: Modi

India fighting terrorism now with new policy and new process, says the PM
Tribune Web Desk
Updated At : 07:21 PM Nov 26, 2020 IST

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New Delhi, November 26

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*PM Modi says India can never forget 26/11 Mumbai terror attack, says it was biggest terror strike on India.

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*India fighting terrorism now with new policy and new process: Modi at All India Presiding Officers’ Conference.

*Constitution our guiding light to take on challenges in 21st century, national interest should be our basis for every decision: PM.

Also read: Will keep global spotlight firmly on cross-border terrorism: India

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*One very special feature of Constitution is importance given to duties, Mahatma Gandhi saw close links between rights and duties: Modi. PTI

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