India Exposes Pakistan At UN Again; ‘Must Vacate Illegally Occupied Territory Of Jammu & Kashmir’

India Exposes Pakistan At UN Again; ‘Must Vacate Illegally Occupied Territory Of Jammu & Kashmir’

India has once again slammed Pakistan at the United Nations for its repeated references to Jammu and Kashmir, calling them "unwarranted". "India is compelled to note that the delegate of Pakistan has yet again resorted to unwarranted remarks on the Indian Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir," India's Ambassador said. Watch here.

Pakistan urges UNSC to implement own resolutions on Kashmir dispute

Minister of State on Foreign Affairs Tariq Fatemi speaks at a UNSC meeting on March 25, 2025. — Screengrab via YouTube@PakistanMissiontoUN_NewyorkUNITED NATIONS: Pakistan has urged the United Nations Security Council to implement its own resolutions promising the Kashmiri people...

'Does Not Validate Cross-Border Terrorism': India Slams Pakistan's 'Unwarranted' References To J&K

India firmly rejected Pakistan’s repeated references to Jammu and Kashmir at the UN, reaffirming that J&K is an integral part of India and condemning Pakistan’s diversionary tactics.

J&K will always be an integral part of India: Ambassador P. Harish responds to Pakistan’s “unwarranted remarks” at the U.N.

India rejects Pakistan's references to Jammu and Kashmir at the UN, emphasizing sovereignty and peacekeeping reforms.

Today, India has once again shown a mirror to Pakistan in the United Nations. During the discussion on maintaining peace in the United Nations Security Council, Pakistan raised the issue of Jammu and Kashmir. However, India immediately confronted Pakistan on the issue of Jammu and Kashmir. Showing a mirror to the neighboring country, it clearly said that Pakistan has illegally occupied our part of Jammu and Kashmir. Pakistan should vacate the pa…

Pakistan must vacate illegally occupied J&K: India at UN

India’s UN envoy Parvathaneni Harish rejected Pakistan’s repeated attempts to raise Kashmir at the UN Security Council, stating that such references neither validate its claims nor justify support for terrorism.