New Delhi: The UNSC Counter-Terrorism Committee (CTC) special meeting on Friday saw India renewing its push to bring the 26/11 perpetrators to justice. Foreign minister S Jaishankar said the key conspirators remain "protected and unpunished" and the security council was unable to act against some of them on political considerations.
The two-day CTC meeting started in Mumbai with all UNSC member-states participating in a wreath ceremony at the 26/11 memorial in Taj hotel, a key Mumbai target attacks Jaishankar laid out five points for blocking financial resources that let terror thrive, including ensuring effective, transparent functioning of UNSC sanctions and making sure these aren't rendered ineffective for political reasons.
This is important in the context of China's repeated forestalling of UN sanctions on Pakistan based terrorists.
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New Delhi: Foreign minister S Jaishankar's assertion at the UNSC Counter-Terrorism Committee special meeting in Mumbai that the security council had failed to act against key 26/11 plotters due to political considerations comes in the context of China's repeated forestalling of UN sanctions on Pakistan based terrorists.
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