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While speaking at an Anti-Terrorism Conference in Delhi, which was attended by leaders from several countries, the Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama said that India can be a "role model" for the rest of the world for its long tradition of religious tolerance and said that its secular values must be lauded. He pointed out that major religions of the world like Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism and Sikhism originated in India and that it has provided shelter to followers of religions like Zoroastrianism and Christianity. Referring to Pakistan and Iraq, where the Shia-Sunni strife has claimed hundreds of lives, he said it is India where people of all religions and sects live peacefully. He stated that in every country religious fundamentalists exist but India has done all that it can to keep them in check.
He spoke about the importance of human values, about how similar human beings are to each other all over the world, in all aspects, emotionally and physically. He said that humanity is the greatest religion, the greatest truth, a common bond and a universal responsibility. He urged the entire audience to promote secular values and religious harmony. He said that he believes all religions had the potential to bring genuine peace on the planet.