Archive · 18 Jun 2025
Modi Calls Out Countries Supporting Terrorism at G7
During a G7 meeting, Indian PM Modi told other leaders that countries supporting terrorism should face consequences.
He mentioned financial aid packages given to Pakistan, despite India's worries about it.
India pointed out that Pakistan's defense spending is increasing while tax income is dropping.
This happened after a recent terror attack.
Modi also wants to make sure the voices of developing countries are heard.
PM Modi urged G7 nations to make countries supporting terrorism pay a price.
Modi referenced IMF and ADB financial packages to Pakistan despite India's concerns.
India raised concerns about Pakistan's defense spending and declining tax revenue.
India initiated 'Operation Sindoor' after the Pahalgam terror attack.
Modi emphasized addressing concerns of the Global South.
- Who
- PM Modi, G7 leaders, Pakistan, and IMF.
- What
- PM Modi addressed G7 leaders about holding countries that support terrorism accountable and raised concerns regarding financial aid to Pakistan.
- When
- During the G7 Outreach Session.
- Where
- Canada (G7 Outreach Session).
- Why
- To address terrorism and discuss financial support for countries, particularly in light of the Pahalgam attack and related concerns.
India's Perspective
IMF/ADB Perspective
Financial Aid to Pakistan
India's Perspective
India views financial aid to Pakistan as problematic due to its concerns over terror funding.
IMF/ADB Perspective
International financial institutions like the IMF and ADB defend the aid, citing Pakistan's progress on reforms.
- Event
- G7 Outreach Session
- Key Speaker
- PM Modi
- Main Topic
- Terrorism and Financial Support
- Countries Mentioned
- India, Pakistan
- Incident Referenced
- Pahalgam terror attack
