Martin Luther III calls for religious tolerance to check terror

American civil rights leader Martin Luther King III advocated religious tolerance to prevent the spread of terrorism on Tuesday. King said attacks like the 26/11 on the United States and last year's Mumbai attacks were the fallout of what he termed as fundamentalist fanaticism. King and prominent American civil right activists and lawmakers including John Lewis, Congressman Spencer Bachus, Andrew Young and legendary jazz musician and Grammy winner Herbie Hancock are part of a delegation.