“Pak sponsored terrorism…” Indian envoy to UN blasts “dump track” Pakistan’s anti-India discourse
At the United Nations, India has once again hit back at Pakistan’s repeated attempts to raise the Kashmir issue. The Indian envoy strongly condemned what he called “Pakistan-sponsored terrorism” and described Islamabad’s anti-India narrative as nothing more than a “dump track” of baseless allegations.
Speaking during a UN session, India’s representative said Pakistan has no credibility when it comes to talking about peace. Instead, the envoy underlined that the country continues to shelter and export terrorism across the border, endangering regional security.
The Indian diplomat asserted that Kashmir is, and will always remain, an integral part of India. He further added that Pakistan has consistently used international platforms to spread propaganda, while ignoring the plight of its own minorities and failing to address the serious human rights violations within its territory.
India also reminded the global community that Pakistan’s support to terror outfits has been documented by international agencies, making its accusations at the UN not only hollow but also hypocritical.
With a sharp rebuttal at the world stage, India has once again sent a clear message — that Pakistan’s anti-India discourse will not go unchallenged, and the world must hold Islamabad accountable for exporting terrorism.
