India Rebuts Pakistan at UN, Accuses Islamabad of Attempting to Legitimize Global Terrorism
New York : In a stern diplomatic exchange at the United Nations Security Council, India has launched a sharp critique of Pakistan, accusing its neighbor of utilizing the international platform to disseminate misinformation and provide a veneer of legitimacy to terrorist activities. According to the reports, India’s Permanent Representative Parvathaneni Harish delivered a powerful “Right of Reply” following remarks in the UN made by Pakistani representatives during a high-level session.
India’s response was characterized by a firm rejection of what it described as a “malicious” campaign of falsehoods. Parvathaneni Harish asserted that Islamabad has a long-standing history of hosting, supporting, and exporting terror entities. The diplomatic mission underscored that Pakistan’s attempts to shift the narrative at the UNSC were a desperate effort to divert global attention away from its own internal crises and its failure to dismantle terror infrastructure within its borders.
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The debate intensified as Indian officials highlighted that Pakistan’s rhetoric regarding the Jammu and Kashmir region remains legally and factually untenable. The Indian representative noted that while Pakistan attempts to lecture the international community on human rights and self-determination, it continues to suppress minorities and dissent at home. The statement, cited by Firstpost, clarified that no amount of disinformation could alter the reality that Jammu and Kashmir is an integral and inalienable part of India.
Furthermore, India called upon the Security Council to hold nations accountable for using state resources to facilitate cross-border terrorism. The Indian mission emphasized that for the region to achieve stability, Pakistan must abandon its “policy of state-sponsored terror” and fulfill its international obligations to prosecute designated terrorists residing on its soil.
As news media outlets across the globe monitor the fallout from this exchange, the consensus among observers is that India’s rebuttal marks a continued strategy of “zero tolerance” toward terrorism. The session concluded with India reiterating that a peaceful environment can only be established through the cessation of hostilities and the elimination of safe havens for extremist groups.