Terrorism has emerged as one of the means of deterring war in the contemporary world and poses the same risks as those that have afflicted the world during the two world wars, India said at the UN forum on the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II, stressing that global action is needed to prevent this scourge.

Ashish Sharma, First Secretary in the Permanent Mission of India to the United Nations, said that the completion of 75 years of the end of World War II gives us an opportunity to reaffirm our commitment to the UN's purpose and its fundamental principles The purpose of the UN is to save the coming generations from the scourge of war.

He stressed that terrorism has emerged as a means of war in the contemporary world, with the risk of similar massacres in the world as we have seen during both world wars Terrorism is a global problem and can only be tackled through global efforts He urged countries to devote themselves to fighting contemporary problems and ensuring a more peaceful and secure world.

Ashish Sharma states that during World War II, the largest number of troops from the Indian subcontinent participated, even under colonial rule.

India said that we cannot forget the sacrifices of our Asiatic, African and Arab brothers who fought and died for the freedom of friendly nations Saluting the brave people of all countries who fought to save the world, Sharma said that it is disappointing that thousands of volunteers from the colonial world were not given their due respect and recognition despite their contribution to the war.