Terror needs to be dealt with individually, collectively, says President
On Board Special Air India plane: Raising the issue of cross border terrorism during his first visit to Turkey, a traditional ally of Pakistan, President Pranab Mukherjee today said the menace must be dealt with
“Therefore, the question of any third party intervention on these issues does not arise and India has never sought for any third country's intervention.”
Asked whether his talks with the Turkish leadership were a diplomatic victory in weaning away that country from Pakistan, the President said “You know every country has its own approach towards other country.
“This much I would like to say that I briefed them about our initiatives on Pakistan and also the requirement which has been repeatedly placed before Pakistani leadership and I also mentioned about the last meeting of the two Prime Ministers at the United Nations.”
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