New York, November 11, 2025 — India has urged the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) to adopt a zero-tolerance policy towards terror financing and the illicit trade of arms. The appeal was made during a high-level debate on international peace and security, where India emphasized the urgent need for collective action against networks that fuel terrorism worldwide.
Representatives highlighted that terror financing and illegal arms trafficking remain critical enablers of extremist violence, undermining global stability and threatening innocent lives. India called for stronger international cooperation, stricter monitoring mechanisms, and enhanced accountability to dismantle these networks.
India reiterated its commitment to working with member states to strengthen multilateral frameworks and ensure that perpetrators and their supporters face decisive consequences. The statement underscored that terrorism in all its forms must be confronted with unity, determination, and zero tolerance.
The intervention reflects India’s consistent stance on global counter-terrorism efforts and its resolve to safeguard peace, security, and development through coordinated international action.