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'No Nuclear Blackmail, No Escape for Terror Sponsors': India's Stern Warning to Pakistan at UN
India said Pakistan cannot hide behind nuclear threats and warned that any future terrorist attack will draw a strong response.
- On Friday, October 9, 2026, Indian diplomat Anmol Sher Singh Bedi delivered a sharp rebuke at the United Nations General Assembly's First Committee, asserting New Delhi will "not bow" to nuclear blackmail regarding terror attacks.
- Bedi argued that regional crises follow a "recurring pattern: first, provocation; second, denial of responsibility; and third, appeals for restraint," while emphasizing India's nuclear capabilities remain strictly defensive.
- Following the Pahalgam terror attack, in which 26 people were killed, India launched Operation Sindoor in May 2025 to target terror infrastructure; New Delhi has held the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance.
- Regarding nuclear proliferation, Bedi urged global suppliers to exercise vigilance, noting the AQ Khan network previously provided "one stop shopping' for countries seeking to develop nuclear weapons."
- Separately, in the Fourth Committee, Parliament member Mahima Kumari Mewar criticized Islamabad for "peddling lies and falsehoods" about Jammu and Kashmir, declaring the region remains "integral and inalienable" to India.
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Nuclear weapons must not be treated as 'routine instruments of statecraft': India slams Pak at UN
India exercised its Right of Reply at the plenary meeting of the First Committee of the UN General Assembly Friday that deals with Disarmament and International Security issues
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India Tells UN Nuclear Weapons Are Not ‘Routine Instruments Of Statecraft’, Slams Pakistan
<p>United Nations, Oct 10 (PTI) India hits out at Pakistan at the UN, saying nuclear weapons must not be treated as "routine instruments of statecraft", asserting that New Delhi will "not bow" to nuclear blackmail.</p> <p>India exercised its Right of Reply at the plenary meeting of the First Committee of the UN General Assembly Friday that deals with Disarmament and International Security issues.</p> <p>Delivering India's Right of Reply, after r…
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