Pakistan should give maximum punishment to Mumbai attackers: AK Antony
Indian coastal security is now “vibrant” and “strong” as compared to 2008, says Anthony.
The perpetrators of the attack should be brought to book, said Anthony. PHOTO: AFP/FILE
NEW DELHI:
Indian Defence Minister AK Antony urged Pakistan to give maximum punishment to the perpetrators of the Mumbai attacks, Indiatvnews reported.
Talking to the media in New Delhi, Antony said that India would not be satisfied until Pakistan gives exemplary punishment to Mumbai attackers. The perpetrators of the attack should be brought to book, said Antony.
The defence minister claimed that Indian coastal security is now “vibrant” and “strong” as compared to 2008, when Mumbai attacks occurred.
"Before 26/11, coastal security apparatus was very weak but now we have been able to establish a vibrant and strong coastal security," Antony said.
He further said coordination with other stakeholders involved in coastal security has also improved.
Indian Defence Minister AK Antony urged Pakistan to give maximum punishment to the perpetrators of the Mumbai attacks, Indiatvnews reported.
Talking to the media in New Delhi, Antony said that India would not be satisfied until Pakistan gives exemplary punishment to Mumbai attackers. The perpetrators of the attack should be brought to book, said Antony.
The defence minister claimed that Indian coastal security is now “vibrant” and “strong” as compared to 2008, when Mumbai attacks occurred.
"Before 26/11, coastal security apparatus was very weak but now we have been able to establish a vibrant and strong coastal security," Antony said.
He further said coordination with other stakeholders involved in coastal security has also improved.