'Pak's Duplicity Will neither Benefit It nor the World': India Slams Shehbaz's UN Address
Petal Gahlot accused Pakistan of cross-border terrorism and rejected its Kashmir claims, saying 27th Amendment and minority treatment exposed its record.
- At the United Nations in New York on Friday, First Secretary Petal Gahlot delivered a sharp right-of-reply, rebutting Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's claims regarding Jammu and Kashmir and terrorism.
- Gahlot characterized Sharif's speech as "hypocritical homilies," arguing that Pakistan functions as "a regime of the army, by the army, and for the army" where military leaders maintain decisive authority over political figures.
- Referencing the 25th anniversary of 9/11, Gahlot questioned Pakistan's democratic record, citing the 27th Amendment and "the lifelong immunity granted to its real ruler" while noting Osama bin Laden's past proximity to military facilities.
- India asserted its right to defend against what Gahlot termed a "long-standing practice of cross-border terrorism," further criticizing Pakistan's treatment of minorities and use of blasphemy laws to mislead the world.
- Pakistan faces significant internal instability including economic crises, protests in Balochistan, and unrest in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir, leaving its international claims increasingly isolated on the global stage.
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‘If Terrorism Continues, There Will Be Consequences’: India Warns Pakistan PM At UN
India on Saturday slammed Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's remarks at the United Nations General Assembly, accusing Islamabad of supporting terrorism and making repeated false claims against India. India's First Secretary at the UN, Petal Gehlot, said Pakistan must
Regime of the army, by the army, for the army: India rips into Pak at UN
Exercising India's Right of Reply after Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's address, First Secretary at India's Permanent Mission to the UN, Petal Gahlot, said the world should have no illusion about who calls the shots in Pakistan.
Hypocritical homilies: India slams Sharifs UN rhetoric, warns Terrorism by Pak will have consequences - The Tribune
Exercising India's right of reply to Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's speech at the UN General Assembly, First Secretary in India's Permanent Mission to the UN, Petal Gahlot, on Friday (local time) warned that cross-border terrorism by Pakistan will have consequences, while strongly rejecting Islamabad's remarks on India and Jammu and Kashmir.
"Hypocritical homilies": India slams Sharif's UN rhetoric, warns "Terrorism by Pak will have consequences"
Exercising India's right of reply to Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's speech at the UN General Assembly, First Secretary in India's Permanent Mission to the UN, Petal Gahlot, on Friday (local time) warned that cross-border terrorism by Pakistan will have consequences, while strongly rejecting Islamabad's remarks on India and Jammu and Kashmir.
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