PM Modi said in May that any future 'terror' attack would be viewed as an 'act of war'. That limits who India can blame.
PM Modi said in May that any future ‘terror’ attack would be viewed as an ‘act of war’. That limits how easily India can blame alleged perpetrators without raising expectations of a conflict with Pakistan.
By Yashraj Sharma
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New Delhi, India – In May after four days of fighting with Pakistan, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi declared “any future act of terror will be treated as an act of war” by his government.
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