Modi commemorates 9/11 victims and reaffirms India's anti-terror stance
Prime Minister Narendra Modi marked the 25th anniversary of the U.S. 9/11 attacks, honoring the victims and reiterating India's commitment to fight terrorism.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi used the 25-year remembrance of the September 11 attacks to salute the victims and express solidarity with their families. In a social-media post, he underscored that India, as a target of cross-border terrorism, has been at the forefront of the global anti-terror fight for decades and will keep its stance unwavering. Modi also posted images from his 2014 trip to the 9/11 Memorial and Museum in New York.
Across the Atlantic, the United States is conducting a series of memorial activities, including wreath-laying, flag-raising and a ceremony at the Pentagon attended by President Donald Trump. The commemorations serve as a reminder of the lasting impact of the attacks and the ongoing international effort to counter terrorism.
Why it matters
The statement links India's anti-terror policy to a global remembrance, reinforcing international cooperation against terrorism.
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