India has strongly condemned China's move to block the United Nations Security Council's (UNSC) decision to designate Sajid Mir as a 'global terrorist', who is an accused in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks. Some of the key points that reflect India's stand on this issue are:

• India has expressed disappointment with China's decision to block the move and has called for the international community to take action against such terrorists who use violence against innocents for their own goals.
• India has reiterated its commitment to fighting terrorism and continues to work closely with other nations to eliminate this threat.
• The Indian government has urged the UNSC to take a collective stand against all terrorist groups and individuals who are involved in terrorist activities.
• India has also highlighted the need for a clear distinction to be made between 'good' and 'bad' terrorists, and urged the international community to come together to tackle the menace of terrorism, regardless of ideological or political affiliations.
• India has expressed its willingness to work with other countries to strengthen the efforts to combat terrorism and bring the perpetrators of such heinous crimes to justice.

Overall, India remains committed to the fight against terrorism and will continue to work with the international community to address this global challenge.