Archive · 8 Jun 2025
India-Germany Deepen Ties, Condemn Terrorism
Indian politicians, led by Ravi Shankar Prasad, went to countries like Germany to talk about working together.
They discussed how to fight terrorism, especially after the Pahalgam attack.
Germany strongly supports India and doesn't tolerate terrorism.
They want to improve their relationship by working together on defense and security.
India explained its response to the attack and its policy against terrorism, including not giving in to nuclear threats.
Both sides agreed to strengthen their partnership to make the world safer.
Indian parliamentary delegation, led by Ravi Shankar Prasad, visited several European nations including Germany.
The delegation aimed to strengthen ties and address terrorism concerns after the Pahalgam attack.
Germany strongly condemned the Pahalgam terror attack and reiterated its support for India.
Discussions focused on India-Germany strategic partnership, particularly in counter-terrorism and defense.
The delegation outlined India's zero-tolerance policy against terrorism and response to nuclear blackmail.
- Who
- An Indian all-party parliamentary delegation led by Ravi Shankar Prasad and German officials.
- What
- Discussions on strengthening the India-Germany partnership, counter-terrorism, and strategic cooperation.
- When
- The visit concluded on Sunday after the Pahalgam terror attack.
- Where
- Germany and other European countries.
- Why
- To strengthen India-Germany relations, gain support against terrorism, and promote cooperation.
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India-Germany Partnership
Terrorism Stance
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India-Germany Partnership
Zero-tolerance; condemning attacks and seeking international cooperation.
Strategic Partnership
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India-Germany Partnership
Enhancing multi-faceted cooperation in defense, security, and counter-terrorism.
- Key Figure
- Ravi Shankar Prasad
- Main Topics
- India-Germany Strategic Partnership
- Event
- Visit of Indian Parliamentary Delegation to Europe
- Key Outcome
- Germany's Condemnation and Support
- Context
- Pahalgam terror attack, Operation Sindoor
Sources
High-time global community unites to uproot terrorism from its roots: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh
India following ‘zero-tolerance’ policy on terror; expects partners to understand it, says Jaishankar
Economic sanctions against Pakistan via trade, visas, water are the third part of Operation Sindoor: Jay Panda
'Any act of terror is now considered an act of war': Defence minister Rajnath Singh
'Won't equate perpetrators of evil with victims': Jaishankar reiterates stance on terrorism; thanks UK for condemning Pahalgam attack
Partners must understand India's zero-tolerance on terror: Jaishankar in UK talks
‘Zero-tolerance on terrorism’: Jaishankar reiterates India’s tough stance during talks with UK
Germany reaffirms strong support in fight against terrorism, says its foreign minister
'Criminal betrayal': Congress slams Modi govt over failure to isolate Pakistan after Pahalgam attack
PM Modi shares Rajnath Singh’s article reaffirming zero tolerance for cross-border terrorism
Germany reaffirms strong support to India in fight against terrorism: FM Wadephul
BJP MP Ravi Shankar Prasad led all-party delegation returns to Delhi after Europe visit
