<p>India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi while participating at the virtual <strong>G20 summit</strong> on Afghanistan called for urgent humanitarian assistance for Afghan citizens.</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">Participated in the G20 Summit on Afghanistan. Stressed on preventing Afghan territory from becoming the source of radicalisation and terrorism.<br />
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Also called for urgent and unhindered humanitarian assistance to Afghan citizens and an inclusive administration.</p>
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<p>India's prime minister also asserted that <strong>Afghanistan's territory</strong> should not become "the source of radicalisation and terrorism".&nbsp;</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/south-asia/eu-pledges-12-billion-in-aid-for-afghanistan-to-avert-humanitarian-collapse-420169">Also Read:&nbsp;EU pledges $1.2 billion in aid for Afghanistan</a></p>

<p>"Need to ensure Afghan territory does not become a source of radicalisation and terrorism, regionally or globally," India's prime minister said.</p>

<p>"A unified international response based on UNSC Resolution 2593 is necessary to improve the situation in Afghanistan," <strong>PM Modi</strong> told the G20 summit.</p>

<p>PM Modi also called for an <strong>"inclusive administration" </strong>in Afghanistan.&nbsp;The PMO informed the Indian prime minister emphasised on the need to enhance joint fight against the nexus of radicalisation, terrorism and&nbsp;smuggling of drugs and arms in the region.</p>

<p>The meeting was convened by Italy which currently holds the G20 presidency. It was chaired by Italian PM Mario Draghi &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>(With inputs from Agencies)</p>


India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi while participating at the virtual G20 summit on Afghanistan called for urgent humanitarian assistance for Afghan citizens. Participated in the G20 Summit on Afghanistan.

India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi while participating at the virtual G20 summit on Afghanistan called for urgent humanitarian assistance for Afghan citizens. Participated in the G20 Summit on Afghanistan. Stressed on preventing Afghan territory from becoming the source of radicalisation and terrorism. Also called for urgent and unhindered humanitarian assistance to Afghan citizens and an inclusive administration. — Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) October 12, 2021 × India's prime minister also asserted that Afghanistan's territory should not become "the source of radicalisation and terrorism". Also Read: EU pledges $1.2 billion in aid for Afghanistan "Need to ensure Afghan territory does not become a source of radicalisation and terrorism, regionally or globally," India's prime minister said. "A unified international response based on UNSC Resolution 2593 is necessary to improve the situation in Afghanistan," PM Modi told the G20 summit. PM Modi also called for an "inclusive administration" in Afghanistan. The PMO informed the Indian prime minister emphasised on the need to enhance joint fight against the nexus of radicalisation, terrorism and smuggling of drugs and arms in the region. The meeting was convened by Italy which currently holds the G20 presidency. It was chaired by Italian PM Mario Draghi (With inputs from Agencies)

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