Strongly rejecting Pakistan's statement on Wednesday during the ongoing 57th session of the UN Human Rights Council, India slammed its notorious neighbour's established history and policy of harboring, aiding and actively supporting terrorists. Cast light on.
"By continuing to misuse the Council's time for its false propaganda, Pakistan is trying to divert attention from its abject failures and its state policy of repression of religious, communal and ethnic minorities and its sordid record of promoting and sponsoring terrorism," the Indian said. Wants." Diplomat Muhammad Shabir exercising India's right of reply in response to Pakistan's statement.
India noted Pakistan's repeated criticism from the international community for its systematic repression of minorities, including political violence and increasing discrimination and violence against the Ahmadiyya community.
Reiterating that Jammu and Kashmir remains an integral part of India, India emphasized that the region has witnessed massive progress following several socio-economic development initiatives of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government. .
The Indian diplomat said, "We understand that it is difficult for Pakistan to see the all-round progress of Jammu and Kashmir."
India also advised Pakistan to focus on rebuilding its "broken economy" instead of spreading misinformation.
Additionally, India also rejected as "factually incorrect" the references made by the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) to its internal affairs at the behest of Islamabad, and expressed regret that some OIC member countries have criticized Pakistan's use of this forum. Has allowed such abuses – a "serial violator of human rights" and a "reckless promoter of cross-border terrorism" – despite his close ties with India.
"By continuing to misuse the Council's time for its false propaganda, Pakistan is trying to divert attention from its abject failures and its state policy of repression of religious, communal and ethnic minorities and its sordid record of promoting and sponsoring terrorism," the Indian said. Wants." Diplomat Muhammad Shabir exercising India's right of reply in response to Pakistan's statement.
India noted Pakistan's repeated criticism from the international community for its systematic repression of minorities, including political violence and increasing discrimination and violence against the Ahmadiyya community.
Reiterating that Jammu and Kashmir remains an integral part of India, India emphasized that the region has witnessed massive progress following several socio-economic development initiatives of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government. .
The Indian diplomat said, "We understand that it is difficult for Pakistan to see the all-round progress of Jammu and Kashmir."
India also advised Pakistan to focus on rebuilding its "broken economy" instead of spreading misinformation.
Additionally, India also rejected as "factually incorrect" the references made by the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) to its internal affairs at the behest of Islamabad, and expressed regret that some OIC member countries have criticized Pakistan's use of this forum. Has allowed such abuses – a "serial violator of human rights" and a "reckless promoter of cross-border terrorism" – despite his close ties with India.
