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India on Monday flagged serious concerns over increasingly 'constricted' energy trade, selective application of norms and market access issues, in remarks that came against the backdrop of its frosty ties with the US over its procurement of Russian crude oil.

In an address at the East Asia Summit in Kuala Lumpur, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar also said that the world must adopt a policy of 'zero tolerance' towards terrorism as the right of defence against the menace can never be compromised.

However, what drew attention was his comments relating to energy trade, market access and supply chains.

"There are growing concerns about the reliability of sup

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