India Tells Pakistan at UN to Focus on Development, Not Territory
Indian diplomat Kshitij Tyagi said Pakistan should focus on development and stop exporting terror, arguing that its economy depends on loans.
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‘No Position To Lecture On Minorities’: India Slams Pakistan At UNHRC Over Kashmir
<p class="isSelectedEnd">India delivered a strong rebuttal to Pakistan at the United Nations, urging Islamabad to focus on its economy and development rather than territorial claims and alleged support for cross-border terrorism.</p> <p class="isSelectedEnd">Exercising its right of reply at the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC), Indian diplomat Kshitij Tyagi criticised Pakistan's allegations and highlighted what he described as the cou…
Neither terror nor theatrics will repay loans: India rips into Pak at UN - The Tribune
India blasted Pakistan at the UN, urging it to focus on its debt-ridden economy instead of exporting terror or coveting foreign territory. Additionally, the MEA dismissed Pakistan's claims regarding the Indus Waters Treaty as malicious propaganda by an illegally constituted court.
'Neither Terror Nor Theatrics Will Repay Loans': India Rips Into Pak At UN
While responding to Pakistan at the UN Human Rights Council, Indian diplomat Kshitij Tyagi said that the country's current approach will not solve Pakistan's economic crisis.
India 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…
A befitting reply has been given to Pakistan's efforts in the United Nations. India has erased the lies spread by Pakistan by raising the issue of minorities in Kashmir and the country. Indian diplomat Kshitij Tyagi has advised Pakistan to focus on its distressed economy. This incident happened [...]
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