Advani seeks zero tolerance towards terror
The ruling UPA came under heavy fire from the main opposition BJP over the suspected terror attack on a train in Haryana as senior party leader L K Advani accused the Centre of "complete failure" in tackling terrorism and sought zero tolerance tow...
NEW DELHI: The ruling UPA came under heavy fire from the main opposition BJP over the suspected terror attack on a train in Haryana as senior party leader L K Advani accused the Centre of "complete failure" in tackling terrorism and sought zero tolerance towards the scourge.
"The bomb blast in the train from Delhi to Attari itself goes to show that terrorists are still operating and are in command. The UPA government's approach lacks a concerted policy to tackle terrorists," he told media over the phone from Pantnagar in Uttarakhand.
The BJP leader also referred to National Security Adviser M K Narayanan's recent comments in Munich about manipulation of stock markets by terror groups to generate funds, calling them a matter of serious concern.
He flayed the UPA for scrapping POTA and accused it of attempts to save Parliament attack convict Mohammad Afzal from execution.
"The BJP feels that the UPA government should adopt zero tolerance policy against terrorism," he remarked.
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