EAM Jaishankar Urges Poland: No Fueling Terrorism, End Selective Targeting of India

• EAM S Jaishankar criticized the "selective targeting" of India as unfair and unjustified during talks with Poland's Deputy PM and Foreign Minister in New Delhi.
• Jaishankar urged Poland to adopt a zero-tolerance approach towards terrorism in India's neighborhood, especially after the Polish foreign minister's recent visit to Pakistan.
• He highlighted the strong India-Poland ties, elevated to a Strategic Partnership in August 2024 during PM Modi's visit, and discussed reviewing the 2024-28 Action Plan.
• Economic cooperation was emphasized, with Poland being a major trading partner in Central Europe (USD 7 billion bilateral trade) and Indian investments in Poland exceeding USD 3 billion.
• Jaishankar also touched upon cultural links, Indology, yoga's popularity, and shared India's stance on the Ukraine conflict and cross-border terrorism with Polish leadership.

Why It Matters: EAM Jaishankar pressed Poland to stop selective targeting of India and show zero tolerance for regional terrorism.