India Calls for Global Vigilance Against Weapons Proliferation Amid Terrorist Threats

Expressing concern over the threat of weapons of mass destruction falling into the hands of terrorists, India has called upon the global community to be vigilant about the transfer of sensitive technology. In the First Committee of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), India has asked to be especially vigilant against countries that have a "record" of proliferation of nuclear weapons and terrorism - a veiled reference to Pakistan. India bluntly stated that this is a serious challenge to all of humanity, requiring urgent global action to stop the scourge of terrorism. Lok Sabha member Alok Kumar Suman sided with India at the United Nations, saying that all member states must be extremely vigilant about the transfer of sensitive technology. Particularly a close watch should be kept on countries that have a long and dark history of terrorism and nuclear proliferation. India's clear signal was towards Pakistan and its notorious ए.क्यू. Khan Nuclear Proliferation Network, which posed a huge threat to humanity in the past. India has also made a resolution titled "Countering the scourge of terrorism and terrorism."