'Can't Tell Victim From Perpetrator': India Hits Back at OIC over Terror Action Remarks
- On Tuesday, Lok Sabha MP from West Tripura Biplab Kumar Deb rejected Organisation of Islamic Cooperation remarks regarding the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir at the UN General Assembly Sixth Committee.
- Saudi Arabia delivered the statement on behalf of the OIC, referring to what it termed "military escalation in Southeast Asia" and "unjustified strikes" on multiple locations in Pakistan.
- Deb countered that those delivering the statement are "unable to distinguish between the victim and perpetrator," citing India's "bitter experience" with cross-border terrorism, including the Pahalgam attack last year that killed 26 civilians.
- Asserting India's right to defend against cross-border terrorism, Deb urged the OIC chair to focus on Pakistan's illegal occupation of Rawalakot, where he alleged "wanton killings" and denial of basic rights.
- India continues advancing a Comprehensive Convention on International Terrorism, with the BRICS Leaders' Summit last month condemning terror acts as unjustifiable and emphasizing Delhi recognizes no distinction between good and bad terrorism.
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India hit back at the OIC at the UN, rejecting its remarks on Jammu and Kashmir and defending its actions against terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and PoJK. BJP MP Biplab Kumar Deb said the OIC could not “differentiate between the victim and the perpetrator”.
India Slams OIC At UN Over Kashmir Remarks, Says 'Unable To Distinguish Victim From Perpetrator'
India has hit back at the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) for its remarks on Jammu and Kashmir and New Delhi's strikes on terror infrastructure in Pakistan, accusing the grouping of failing to distinguish between those responsible for terrorism and its
Unable to distinguish between victim and perpetrator: India slams OIC remarks at UN
“The OIC chair would do better to focus on Pakistan’s illegal occupation, especially in Rawalakot, where wanton killings, brutal violence and the denial of basic rights to the people living there are so visible. Such willful blindness only speaks of bigotry and intolerance,” Lok Sabha MP Biplab Kumar Deb said
India Slams Pakistan At UNGA For Backing Terror In J&K, Reiterates Right To Self-Defence
India has reiterated its firm position against cross-border terrorism at the United Nations General Assembly, with BJP MP and national general secretary Biplab Kumar Deb accusing Pakistan of actively fuelling terrorist activities in Jammu and Kashmir. Speaking at the Sixth Committee of the 81st UN General Assembly, which deals with international legal matters, Deb stressed the need for stronger international action against terrorism, including t…
Unable to distinguish between victim and perpetrator: India slams OIC remarks at UN - The Tribune
Rejecting the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation’s remarks regarding Jammu and Kashmir and Delhi’s actions against terror infrastructure in Pakistan, India said the group is “unable to distinguish between the victim and perpetrator”.
Biplab Kumar Deb, speaking at the UN General Assembly's Sixth Committee, rejected the OIC's comments, stating that India had taken focused and balanced action against the terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir. He said India would continue to defend itself against cross-border terrorism and seek a strong international legal framework.
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