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India urges UN to adopt anti-terror convention
India recently said adoption of the comprehensive convention against international terrorism (CCIT) would provide a legal base for the fight against the global scourge, noting that United Nations’ global counter-terrorism strategy would be incomplete without such a convention.
In an address to the 66th session of the UN General Assembly, Rajya Sabha Deputy Chairman K. Rahman Khan termed terrorism as a “scourge of humanity” and a global problem that has spared no country or region in the world be it “New York, London, Abuja or Mumbai.”
“India believes that adoption of the Comprehensive Convention on International Terrorism (CCIT) would provide a solid legal basis for the fight against terrorism. In our view the UN global counter-terrorism strategy is incomplete in the absence of such a comprehensive convention,” Khan said.
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