India has zero tolerance to terror: Gadkari

June 10, 2015 15:38

Government has "zero tolerance" towards terror and terror organisations, senior minister Nitin Gadkari said today without going into details of army's "hot pursuit" of militants in Myanmar.

Briefing reporters after a meeting of the Union Cabinet, Gadkari first ignored questions on whether the ministers congratulated the Prime Minister on the operation.

When pressed further, he said that the issue was not discussed in the meeting and that the Prime Minister was not congratulated in the meeting.

"It is already clear that we have a zero tolerance towards terror and terror organiszation. The official spokesperson of military has given detailed information about the action that our military has done," Gadkari said.

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