Quad Nations Unite Against Terrorism: A Stand for Justice

The Quad, consisting of India, the US, Australia, and Japan, condemned the recent terrorist attack near Delhi's Red Fort. They stressed cooperation among UN member states to bring perpetrators to justice and discussed ways to strengthen counterterrorism efforts, particularly in the Indo-Pacific region, during a two-day meeting.

The Quad alliance, comprising India, the US, Australia, and Japan, is calling for action against the individuals responsible for last month's terror attack near the Red Fort, Delhi. The deadly incident resulted in the deaths of 15 people and left several injured.

In a meeting held in New Delhi, the Quad emphasized the urgency of international collaboration to address terrorism. They discussed strategies to counter threats, focusing significantly on the Indo-Pacific region.

A joint statement from the meeting highlighted the importance of multilateral cooperation, underscoring their commitment to maintaining peace and security by ensuring transparent information exchange on terrorist activities.

(With inputs from agencies.)