New Delhi: President Pratibha Patil on Saturday urged the central and state governments to create an "effective deterrence to achieve zero tolerance towards terrorism" and emphasised that the country's internal and external security needs foremost attention.
Addressing a conference of governors, Patil said the country cannot lose sight of multiple challenges of the leftwing extremism even as it feels proud of its technological achievements.
"India's external and internal security is paramount and requires foremost attention. Both central and state governments have to work hand in hand to fortify our security architecture and create an effective deterrence to achieve zero tolerance of terrorist activities," Patil said.
"We look forward to hearing from the governors of those states which share international borders, of how best to address the security concerns of these sensitive states... and also threats faced with violent manifestations, especially in the rural hinterlands of some states, from Naxalism and left-wing extremism," she said.
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