Terrorism Funding: A Major Reason Behind Annihilation & Corruption in India - IIP Foundation India

Terrorism is one of the major challenges that countries are facing today. Many of the organizations like NATO, OAS, UNO, etc., are fighting against the terrorism and keep trying to save the world from terrorist groups. An important question that comes to everyone minds that from where these terrorist groups are getting money or funds to survive, and how they are buying arms and ammunition. Terrorist collects the funds or financial help from various sources, use it for buying arms and ammunition, for traveling various countries, and create terrorism and annihilation.

Considering this major issue, ZeeNetwork and IIP Foundation have conducted a conference on "National Interaction" on "Terrorism and Corruption in India”, on 9 January 2018, at India International Center, New Delhi. This event was attended by Defence Personnel, Political leaders, Entrepreneurs, Media and Army Families. The chief guest for the event was Shri Vinay Sahasrabuddhe (National Vice President - BJP). The candle lighting is done by the Chief Guest, Col. Thapar, Sh.Vikram Singh, Mr. Bitta, and Smt. Jayadevi, w/o Shaheed Constable Yadav (who was martyred at firing in parliament attack). It was an honor for IIP Foundation to have prominent guests from defence and political backgrounds on this event.

IIP Foundation always stands for the Defence personnel’s who live and give their life for the nation. With this conference, IIP foundation has made an effort to salute them and encourages people to understand the great contribution of army and defense for our nation. Terrorism has become a big challenge for the society and civilization, which has created the situation for people to live in the uncertain living conditions. This initiative is also aimed to make people understand the importance of fighting against terrorism.

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