The former President, A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, on Saturday advocated a stringent law to fight terrorism.
Answering questions at a media conference at the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad, he called for developing a “national consensus,” involving the people at large, for the eradication of terrorism.
Commending a four-pronged attack, he said when “evil minds” combined to unleash terror, “good minds” could not simply watch.
People in general should be made a willing partner in the fight against terrorism. If the people were involved, it would not be difficult to monitor terrorists’ activities. They should be told to inform the law enforcing agencies of any doubtful activity or peculiar incident in their neighbourhood.
Answering questions at a media conference at the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad, he called for developing a “national consensus,” involving the people at large, for the eradication of terrorism.
Commending a four-pronged attack, he said when “evil minds” combined to unleash terror, “good minds” could not simply watch.
People in general should be made a willing partner in the fight against terrorism. If the people were involved, it would not be difficult to monitor terrorists’ activities. They should be told to inform the law enforcing agencies of any doubtful activity or peculiar incident in their neighbourhood.
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