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Jugnauth flays terrorism

CHANDIGARH: President of Mauritius Anerood Jugnauth, on Wednesday not only condemned terrorism but said that if Pakistan is harbouring terrorists, something should be done.

Mr. Jugnauth was interacting with the media shortly after dedicating to the people a herbal park developed by Haryana Forests Department at village Holi in Ambala district. Accompanied by Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda, the visiting President described terrorism as an ugly and barbaric act and said that it should be condemned. He added, “There is no justification in taking lives of innocent persons.”

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