Khurshid: Without unity, enemies will attack again

February 22, 2013 18:27

External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid on Friday called for national unity in wake of the twin bomb blasts in Hyderabad, and termed it as an act of external aggression. Khurshid said it is time that India stands united to fight terror.

"We should take out ideology and our society towards the proper path so that we can stand together in unity and face our enemies. Our enemies are repeatedly attacking us. If we have to counter them effectively then we can do it only by national unity," Khurshid told media in New Delhi.

"We cannot achieve this by scoring points on each other and indulging in politics against each other," he added.

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