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Indonesia, the largest Islamic country of India’s policy of not tolerating terrorism, has been supported. KH Ulil Abshar Abdala, chairman of the Nehdaltul Ulema Executive Board of Indonesia, said that some organizations in Islam promote violence in the name of Islam. He said that the most suffering from terrorism is not people of any other religion but Muslims themselves. N
Abshar Abdala says that people living in South and South Asia want peace and harmony because economic and political stability cannot come without ending terrorism. He said that if people do not have a proper and right understanding of religion and religions are exploited to legalize violence, then it is very dangerous.
Abshar Abdala said, ‘I told the Indian MPs that the deepest geological layer of Ithat in Indonesia is associated with the history and civilization of India, so India and Indonesia should also join on the basis of cooperation between people. On Thursday (May 29, 2025), the leaders of the National Mandet Party (PAN) of Indonesia, while displaying solidarity with India, told the Indian all -party delegation that religion and caste cannot be made the basis for spreading terrorism.
Indian all -party delegation met local ambassadors of at least 20 friendly countries in Indonesia. The diplomats of the friendly countries strongly condemned terrorism in all forms and reiterated the immediate need for united global efforts to combat this danger.
The all -party delegation led by Janata Dal (U) MP Sanjay Kumar Jha has come here with a mission to inform local leaders and diplomats, think tanks and media from the clear stance of New Delhi about India’s fight against terrorism.
Indian Embassy in Jakarta said in a post on social media platform X, “Indian MPs shared views on India’s stand not to tolerate terrorism at all.” The post also said, ‘PAN party leadership has given India’s Expressed condolences to the victims of the horrific terrorist attack in Pahalgam . PAN leaders said that they are standing united with India. He clearly stated that religion and caste cannot be made the basis for spreading terrorism. ‘