'Anything India does to protect its security, Bhutan supports'

October 17, 2016 12:13

Bhutan stands "shoulder-to-shoulder' with India in its fight against terror, said Bhutan's Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay, adding that its decision to pull out of the SAARC summit came as an act of solidarity with India.

"The security situation is deteriorating because of terror and terrorism which cannot be tolerated. And the worst form of terrorism is cross-border terrorism,' Mr. Tobgay said in an interview to The Hindu.

Read the full interview HERE

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