Prime Minister Narendra Modi addresses the SCO summit, calling for member states to unite in confronting terrorism and to dismantle what he describes as the “terror ecosystem.” He also urges SCO countries to reject what he calls “double standards” in how terrorism-related issues are handled.
India Today frames Modi’s intervention as a push for coordinated action within the SCO, emphasizing that threats linked to terrorism require collective responses rather than separate or selective approaches. The coverage highlights Modi’s message that international cooperation should be consistent, including in the identification of terrorist networks and in support for measures aimed at limiting their operations.
While the outlets provided here focus on Modi’s remarks, the specific details—such as the exact policy proposals, any language on member-country accountability, or references to particular incidents—are not included in the supplied text. Overall, both items in the provided sources present the same core thrust: Modi’s call for unity against terrorism and opposition to inconsistent treatment of such threats.
