India Urges Poland for Zero Tolerance on Terrorism, Discusses Strategic Ties

• External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar pressed Poland to adopt a strict anti-terrorism stance, urging them not to support infrastructure fueling terrorism in India's neighborhood.
• Jaishankar made these remarks during a meeting with Poland's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski in New Delhi.
• The discussions also covered the growing strategic partnership, trade, investment, defense, clean technology, and digital innovation, with bilateral trade at $7 billion.
• Jaishankar reiterated India's position on the Russia-Ukraine conflict, calling the 'selective targeting' of India unfair and unjustified.
• Sikorski agreed on the need to combat transnational terrorism, citing Poland's own experiences with attacks on infrastructure.

Why It Matters: India seeks Poland's firm stance against terrorism while strengthening strategic and economic cooperation.