Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday delivered a firm and unambiguous message on India’s approach to terrorism during his address in Malaysia, asserting that there can be “no double standards, no compromise” in dealing with the global threat.

Speaking after bilateral talks with Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, PM Modi said India’s position on terrorism is clear and consistent, emphasizing that selective approaches only weaken global efforts to counter extremism. He underlined the need for countries to adopt a unified and principled stand, without ambiguity, to effectively combat terror networks.

The talks between the two leaders in Kuala Lumpur also focused on expanding cooperation beyond security. India and Malaysia unveiled a series of initiatives aimed at deepening collaboration in defense and strategic sectors, alongside growing economic engagement. Emerging technologies, including semiconductors and other critical industries, featured prominently in the discussions.

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PM Modi said both countries would work closely in cutting-edge and future-ready sectors, highlighting technology-driven growth as a key pillar of the partnership. Trade, investment, and innovation were identified as priority areas, with an emphasis on building resilient supply chains.

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim echoed the commitment to strengthening bilateral ties, noting that India and Malaysia share common interests in regional stability, economic growth, and technological advancement.

The meeting reinforced the broader strategic partnership between the two nations, with security cooperation and a shared stance against terrorism forming a central theme, alongside efforts to boost economic and technological collaboration.

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