Srinagar, Sept. 29 -- Terrorism has no religion, no justification and no place in a democratic society. Its only language is violence, fear and destruction. Any serious national security policy must therefore leave no room for ambiguity when confronting terrorism in all its forms and manifestations. The Modi government has repeatedly articulated a policy of "zero tolerance" against terrorism. In 2026, the government's PRAHAAR strategy placed prevention, swift response, inter-agency coordination, counter-radicalisation, international cooperation, human rights and recovery among its seven pillars. That approach is significant because modern terrorism is no longer confined to the gunman or the bomber. It operates through financing networks, ...