September 28th 2024.
During a recent session of the United Nations General Assembly, India did not hold back in their response to Pakistan's Prime Minister, who had brought up the issue of Jammu and Kashmir in his address. In a strongly worded statement, India made it clear that Pakistan cannot escape responsibility for the countless terrorist incidents happening around the world, as their "fingerprints" are all over them. They also warned Pakistan that their continuous support of cross-border terrorism against India will have consequences.
India's First Secretary in the Permanent Mission to the UN, Bhavika Mangalanandan, delivered this response and did not shy away from calling out Pakistan for their actions. She pointed out that Pakistan, a country known for its military rule and involvement in terrorism, should not have the audacity to attack a country like India, which is the world's largest democracy. Mangalanandan also reminded the assembly of Pakistan's history of using cross-border terrorism as a weapon against their neighbors, including attacks on the Indian Parliament and financial capital Mumbai.
In his speech, Pakistan's Prime Minister had called for a peaceful resolution of the Kashmir issue and urged India to reverse the abrogation of Article 370. However, India responded by stating that there can be no compromise when it comes to terrorism, and Pakistan should realize that their actions will have consequences. They also highlighted the irony of Pakistan, a country that has hosted terrorist leader Osama bin Laden, speaking about violence and peace.
Mangalanandan also pointed out Pakistan's history of rigged elections and their coveting of Indian territory. She mentioned how Pakistan has used terrorism to disrupt elections in the state of Jammu and Kashmir, which is an integral part of India. She also called out their hypocrisy in speaking about political choices, especially in a democracy, when they themselves have a track record of persecuting minorities and committing genocide.
As expected, Pakistan took the opportunity to respond to India's statements with their own Right of Reply. However, India's assertions were dismissed as "baseless and misleading" by the Pakistani diplomat. They also claimed that the United Nations Security Council has called for a free and impartial plebiscite in Jammu and Kashmir, allowing the people to exercise their right to self-determination. This has been a recurring topic in Pakistan's speeches at the UNGA, and India has always responded with strong rebuttals.
In conclusion, India made it clear that they will not be swayed by Pakistan's attempts to deceive the international community with their false claims and propaganda. They also emphasized that Pakistan's actions and policies have caused fear and instability in many societies, making it no surprise that their Prime Minister would speak in such a manner at the UN. India's stance on the issue remains firm and does not require any further explanation.
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