India tells Pakistan at UN to focus on development, not territory
Kshitij Tyagi said Pakistan’s priorities are misplaced and argued that territorial claims and cross-border militancy will not ease its economic troubles.
- On Wednesday, Indian diplomat Kshitij Tyagi told the United Nations that Pakistan should focus on development rather than "coveting territory" or "exporting terror," arguing such theatrics do not help repay its mounting economic loans.
- Addressing the Human Rights Council, Tyagi detailed reports from last Friday regarding civilian deaths and student arrests in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir , citing severe domestic supply shortages as evidence of misplaced priorities.
- Accusing Islamabad of sponsoring terrorism, the diplomat noted that militants have killed Kashmiris of every faith, including Muslim communities, while criticizing Pakistan's domestic minority rights record regarding forced conversions and attacks on places of worship.
- Indian official Jaiswal rejected Pakistan's references to the so-called Permanent Court of Arbitration, labeling it an "illegally-constituted court" and reiterating that Pakistan habitually misrepresents facts to propagate malicious propaganda.
- India maintains that Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of its territory, calling on Islamabad to vacate occupied areas as Tyagi emphasized that India's large Muslim population actively participates in political and institutional processes.
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Latestly'Neither Terror Nor Theatrics Will Repay Loans': India Rips Into Pak At UN
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Times of IndiaIndia tells Pakistan at UN to focus on development, not territory
India addressed Pakistan at the United Nations, suggesting it should prioritize development for its citizens. Kshitij Tyagi emphasized that pursuing territorial ambitions does not benefit Pakistan's economy. Instead of exporting terror, focusing on growth would offer a better future for the Pakistani people. Discussions in the Council are unproductive if economic issues remain unaddressed. The plea highlights the importance of constructive solut…
Read India holds up a mirror to Pakistan at the UNHRC; delivers a stern rebuttal on issues ranging from terrorism to PoK. - Gallinews India
India holds up a mirror to Pakistan at the UNHRC; delivers a stern rebuttal on issues ranging from terrorism to PoK. India once again delivered a strong response to Pakistan from the platform of the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) in Geneva. Responding to Pakistan raising the Kashmir issue, Indian diplomat Kshitij Tyagi clearly […]
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