New York: During an open debate at the United Nations Security Council, Pakistan’s Ambassador, Usman Jadoon, strongly responded to Indian allegations, exposing India’s continued support and sponsorship of terrorism in Pakistan.
Responding to remarks made by the Indian delegate, Ambassador Jadoon accused India of misusing the prestigious platform to level baseless accusations and mislead the Council.
He stated that the facts were crystal clear and irrefutable, contrary to the Indian representative’s claims.
Ambassador Jadoon highlighted that India is an illegal occupier of the disputed territory of Jammu and Kashmir and has consistently violated UN Security Council resolutions.
He asserted that India denies the people of Kashmir their inalienable right to self-determination.
Despite initially taking the issue to the UN itself, India now refuses to implement its resolutions.
He further stated that India is actively involved in orchestrating and supporting terrorist activities within Pakistan.
Additionally, he cited multiple reports from international human rights organizations that document India’s mistreatment of minorities.
Ambassador Jadoon condemned India’s unilateral and illegal attempts to suspend the Indus Waters Treaty, describing it as a deliberate move to deprive the people of Pakistan of their water rights—an act that constitutes a serious violation of international law.
Referring to military aggression, Jadoon revealed that between May 7 and 10, India committed open hostilities against Pakistan.
In response, Pakistan exercised its right to self-defense, destroying six Indian fighter jets and inflicting other significant military losses.
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In conclusion, Ambassador Jadoon emphasized that India must abandon its arrogant and aggressive posture, face the realities on the ground, and adopt a path of self-accountability and responsible behavior in the international arena.
