NSA Ajit doval in sco meeting: National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval called on the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) on Tuesday (June 24) to hold terrorism criminals, organizers and financiers accountable, which is being widely seen as a demand for action against Pakistan -backed terrorism.

During his address at a conference by SCO’s top security officers, NSA Ajit Doval said, “India is extremely concerned about the United Nations, Lashkar -e -Taiba (Let), Jaish -e -Mohammed (JEM), Al Qaeda, ISIS and its colleagues constantly concerned with banned terrorist groups.”

India’s reply to Pahalgam terror attack carried out operation vermilion

NSA said, “After the Pahalgam terror attack, New Delhi started operation vermilion to destroy the terrorist infrastructure and prevent terrorists from attacking in India.” He said that in response to the attack in Pahalgam, India started Operation Sindoor to destroy the terrorist infrastructure. In this attack, 25 Indians and a Nepali citizen were killed by TRF, a pseudo-organization of Lashkar-e-Taiba and injured many others.

India’s action against terrorism in Pakistan was balanced- NSA

Doval said that India’s action was balanced and non-prone. The NSA highlighted the need to end double standards in the fight against terrorism and take decisive action against the United Nations to take decisive action against the banned terrorists and Lashkar-e-Taiba, Jaish-e-Mohammed and his supporters. Doval specially called for the destruction of the terrorist infrastructure of these groups and their terrorist ecosystem.

Help India in justifying terrorist- NSA

The NSA reiterated that any terrorist act including terrorism across the border is a crime against humanity. He called upon the SCO members to help the criminals, organizers, financers and sponsors of the cross -border terrorist acts and bring them under the purview of justice. In addition, NSA Doval also advocated a joint information campaign to counter terrorism, separatism and extremism.

Rajnath singh in sco meeting: Just five years after the clash of the Galwan Valley (June 2020), a senior minister of India is going on a tour of China. Defense Minister Rajnath Singh is going to Chingdao in China to participate in the meeting of Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) (June 25-26). During this time, Rajnath Singh will also hold a meeting with the defense ministers of China and Russia.

According to the Ministry of Defense, a high-level delegation of India along with Rajnath Singh is also going to China to attend the SCO conference. Several issues are expected to be discussed in the SCO meeting including regional and international peace and security, anti -terrorism efforts and cooperation between SCO member countries.

Rajnath Singh will raise the issue of terrorism and extremism

In this meeting, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh will call for joint efforts to express India’s commitment to SCO’s principles, underlines India’s vision for international peace and security, to end terrorism and extremism in the region. With this, we will emphasize the need for more trade, economic cooperation and contact between the countries involved in the SCO. According to the Ministry of Defense, Rajnath Singh, China and Russia will also hold bilateral meetings with the Ministers of Defense countries.

There was tension between India and China in the Galwan Valley

Since the clashes of the Galwan Valley, there was tremendous tension between India and Chinese forces on the Line of Actual Control/LAC adjacent to East Ladakh. In the last year i.e. October 2024, however, the disagreement agreement was signed, under which the forces of the two countries withdrew from the disputed areas. In such a situation, the relationship was seen coming on track.

Met Chinese Foreign Minister NSA Ajit Doval

The special thing is that on Monday (June 23), National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval was also present in China to participate in the security conference of SCO countries. Doval also met Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi during this period. At the same time, on Tuesday (June 24), the first batch of Indian pilgrims reached Kailash Mansarovar. Mansarovar Yatra was also closed since the Galwan clash.

India in 2023 Sco He was headed by

The SCO formed in 2001 is an inter-governmental organization. India became its full member in the year 2017 and headed it in 2023. SCO members include Kazakhstan, China, Kyrgyzstan, Pakistan, Russia, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Iran and Belarus. China has headed the SCO for the year 2025 under the theme of ‘SCO’ ‘continuity of Shanghai spirit’.

Stress continues between Indo-Pak after Pahalgam attack and operation vermilion

However, the possibility of meeting Pakistan Defense Minister Khwaja Asif during the SCO meeting in China is not visible at all. Because the tension between the two countries has continued since the Pahalgam attack (22 April) and Operation Sindoor (6-10 May).

According to the Ministry of Defense, India gives special importance to the SCO in promoting multilateralism, political, security, economic and mutual contact between people. The SCO follows its policy based on sovereignty, nations based on the principles of nations, non -interference in internal affairs, mutual respect, understanding and equality of all member countries.