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March 8, 2010

Arc of Terror Threatens India

Jamsheed Choksy, Diplomatic Courier

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The political, economic, social, and religious instability that extends from Iraq and Iran through Afghanistan and Pakistan has produced an arc of terror that now is threatening the largest democracy in the world—India. Muslim militants from the Afghan and Pakistani theaters are instigating and conducting missions aimed at tearing Indian society apart along religious and ethnic lines just as they have done in their own nations.

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