UDAIPUR: India has made a pitch for a strong response from G20 nations to counter the menace of terrorism and narcotics, while also laying out a strong anti-corruption agenda that focuses on the deliverables on combating financial crimes and addresses the issue of fugitive economic offenders.
A case for counter-terror and anti-narcotics measures, on the grounds that they hamper the socio-economic development of nations, came along with a call for a dialogue on the reform of the multilateral system that provides a much greater say to developing countries in decision-making, sources familiar with the closed-door discussions told TOI.
