Prime Minister remembered the victims of the 9/11 attacks and reiterated an unwavering resolve to combat terrorism.

Today, at a nationally organized mourning ceremony, the Prime Minister remembered the martyrs of the terrorist attacks of 9/11 that occurred in the United States in 2001. He said that this tragedy has made the world vigilant about the dangers of terrorism and highlighted the need for international cooperation. In the candlelight lit in memory of the martyrs, the Prime Minister expressed sympathy to the families who suddenly lost their loved ones. He emphasized that all nations must work together to protect the values of humanity.

The Prime Minister reiterated his commitment to strengthening anti‑terrorism measures in India’s security policies. He noted that over the past decades India has played an active role in the fight against terrorism through numerous international alliances, including information sharing, border security, and the disruption of terrorist financial networks with the United States, France, and other friendly nations. In this context, he mentioned the capacity building of Indian security agencies, innovation in the field of cyber security, and new diplomatic initiatives that are proving effective in cutting off the financial sources of terrorist groups.

Finally, the Prime Minister appealed to all countries to take concrete joint steps to prevent the recurrence of horrific events like 9/11. He said that any form of terrorism is contrary to human rights and democratic values, and India will move forward in this struggle with unwavering resolve. On this day of mourning, the need to reinforce national unity and the spirit of international cooperation was stressed, so that such tragedies can be prevented in the future.