At UNSC, Pakistan slams India for exporting terrorism, persecuting minorities
Key takeaways
- During the discussion, India's Permanent Representative to the UN, Harish Parvathaneni, accused Pakistan of "failing to uphold international humanitarian obligations and targeting civilians," according to Times of India.
- He also reiterated claims attributed to the Afghan Taliban regarding an alleged attack on a hospital in Kabul earlier this year.
- "India’s state-sponsorship of terrorism against Pakistan is not abstract;
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Pakistan has strongly criticised India at the United Nations Security Council for exporting terrorism, persecuting minorities, occupying Jammu and Kashmir by force, and violating international law while portraying itself as a victim.
Delivering a right of reply during the UN Security Council’s annual debate on the protection of civilians, Pakistan’s Counsellor Saima Saleem said India “came to this Council wearing the mask of a victim”, adding that the world could see “the face behind that mask”.