New Delhi: Cautioning states and UTS of emerging threats, including cyberattacks, from inimical forces as India marches ahead on the path of economic growth competes and with global powers, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday told their law enforcement agencies to anticipate and understand the challenges that may stem from a sense of global competition but eventually turn into enmity. He sought the states' help to deal firmly with all such forces rising against the nation.
"There will be many global forces that may not want India to achieve the level of their capabilities.
Competition may eventually breed enmity if India, which is a big market, starts making products itself. We need to think ahead and be prepared to sternly counter such inimical forces. To protect the rights of 99% law-abiding citizens, we have to deal in the strictest possible manner with the 1% forces running a negative campaign against the nation," Modi stated in his address at the Chintan Shivir in Surajkund. TNN 'Must be uprooted'.
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