“Zero Tolerance Is a Principle Now”: Indian Envoy’s Powerful Message in Tokyo
June 3, 2025
Tokyo, Japan — India’s Ambassador to Japan, Sibi George, delivered a strong and unwavering message at an international diplomatic forum, declaring that India’s approach to terrorism has evolved from a policy to a principle — a core national belief that guides all global engagements.
“For India, zero tolerance on terrorism is not just policy — it is principle,” he stated firmly, drawing wide approval from delegates.
Speaking at the Tokyo Security Dialogue, George highlighted India’s commitment to not only defending its own people, but also working globally to eliminate terrorism in all forms, wherever it exists.
India’s Global Stand on Terrorism
This statement aligns with India’s rising leadership in counterterror efforts worldwide, including cooperation with Japan, the United States, and other strategic allies.
Diplomatic insiders say the comment reflects a shift in India’s posture — from defensive to proactive — especially after recent strikes and intelligence-based actions beyond its borders.
Security experts note that this kind of messaging reinforces India’s credibility and pressure on countries that still allow extremist groups to operate openly.
