India at UNSC: India has once again strongly reprimanded Pakistan in the United Nations Security Council. On the issue of India’s Permanent Representative to the UN, Parvathaneni Harish, it showed him a mirror and exposed the ‘terror factory’. He also warned Pakistan of facing serious consequences of cross-border terrorism.
India showed mirror to Pakistan
Speaking at the UNSC open debate in New York, Ambassador Parvathaneni Harish said that I am forced to respond to the baseless and unnecessary comments made by Pakistan. India wants to keep the facts clear. The journey of independent India began by fighting the cross-border aggression of Pakistan. Pakistan wanted to occupy those Indian territories which were completely legally and permanently part of India.
He said that Pakistan has launched several wars without any provocation, attacked India and continuously promoted cross-border terrorism. By this it has violated basic principles like sovereignty, territorial integrity and peaceful co-existence. Pakistan’s policy of ‘bleeding India by a thousand cuts’ and its use of cross-border terrorism exposes its hollow claims of commitment to the UN Charter.
‘Have to face serious consequences’
Parvathaneni Harish clearly said in the United Nations that India has every right to protect itself from such cross-border terrorism. Pakistan must accept that promoting cross-border terrorism has serious consequences. Since its formation, Pakistan has continuously used the forces of terrorism, religious fanaticism, violent extremism and anti-India propaganda. These facts are available in the public record, there is no need to give any further clarification on them. Pakistan must now end all support to terrorism completely, credibly and forever.
What did the Pakistani ambassador say?
Harish gave this reply when Pakistani Ambassador Asim Iftikhar Ahmed raised the issue of Jammu and Kashmir in the United Nations. Asim had said that the issue has not been resolved by the resolutions of the Security Council (UNSC) on Kashmir. He very shamelessly put the blame on India. Ahmed described the dispute of Jammu and Kashmir as unresolved for almost 8 decades and said that many Security Council resolutions talk about giving the right to self-determination to the Kashmiri people.