At UN, India Slams Pakistan Over Terrorism, Kashmir, Indus Water Treaty
India delivered a strong rebuttal to Pakistan at the United Nations, criticizing its neighbor for using cross-border terrorism as a strategic state policy. New Delhi reaffirmed that the region of Jammu and Kashmir remains an integral and inalienable part of the country.
During a session at the United Nations, India utilized its Right of Reply to address allegations made by Pakistan regarding territorial disputes and regional stability. The Indian representative stated that Pakistan continues to utilize terrorism as a tool of state policy to destabilize the region while neglecting its own internal challenges.
The discussion also touched upon the Indus Water Treaty and the status of Jammu and Kashmir. India maintained that the entire territory of the Union Territories of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh are part of India, dismissing Pakistan's claims as interference in its internal affairs.
Furthermore, the Indian delegation highlighted the importance of a terror-free environment as a prerequisite for any bilateral dialogue. The statement concluded by urging Pakistan to focus on its domestic human rights record rather than raising issues on international platforms. Source: NDTV
