National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval attacked Pakistan, suggesting security agencies change the modalities to fight terrorism. Describing Pakistan as a nation supporting terrorists, he said that Islamabad has expertise in this. The NSA said that supporting terrorism has become Pakistan's national policy. He said that FATF is under a lot of pressure on Pakistan right now. Doval instructed the National Investigation Agency (NIA) to aim to eliminate terrorist ideology in the country.

At the national conference of NIA and Special Task Force, Doval said, "We know that terrorism gets help from outside." This is not new. He said, "For the investigation and timely information on terrorism, it is necessary for all security agencies to have better coordination among themselves." Doval said that the biggest pressure on Pakistan right now is from the FATF. Hardly any such action could have created such pressure.

State sponsor big loss due to terrorism: Doval

Doval said that today no country wants war because no one can be confident of the outcome. In such a situation, there is an attempt to harm the enemies through state sponsored terrorism. Everybody knows that Pakistan supports terrorism. In such a situation, there is a need to stop terror funding.

Referring to the challenges of security agencies, Doval said, "If a country supports a criminal, it becomes a bigger challenge. Some nations have expertise in this. In our case, Pakistan has made terrorism a national policy. He said that some countries are engaged in promoting terrorism.

Will have to fight together against terrorism: Doval

Doval said that everyone will have to work together in the fight against terrorism. He said that giving information about terrorist organizations like Lashkar, Hizbul Mujahideen cannot be the responsibility of only one agency. He said, 'NIA's work in Kashmir has been fantastic. This agency did a fantastic job inside the rules against money laundering and separatists. Where necessary, pressure was also created. Due to NIA, people getting money from abroad have stopped getting help now.