India slammed Pakistan at the United Nations Security Council over Islamabad's 'false' claims regarding Operation Sindoor and using terrorism as an instrument of state policy while interfering in India's internal affairs. India's Permanent Representative, Parvathaneni Harish, accused the Pakistani envoy of advancing "a false and self-serving account of Operation Sindoor in May last year."
"The facts on this matter are clear. Pakistan-sponsored terrorists killed 26 innocent civilians in a brutal attack in Pahalagam in April 2025. This august body itself called for holding the perpetrators, organisers, financiers and sponsors of this reprehensible act of terrorism accountable and bringing them to justice. That is exactly what we did. India's actions were measured, non-escalatory, and responsible and focused on dismantling the terrorist infrastructure and disabling terrorists," Harish said.
"Till May 9, Pakistan was threatening more attacks on India. But on May 10, the Pakistani military called our military directly and pleaded for a cessation to the fighting," he added.
Opposing Pakistan's narrative of emerging victorious in the conflict, the Indian representative asserted that the damage caused to multiple Pakistani air bases by the Indian operation, including images of destroyed runways and burnt-out hangars, is in the public domain.
The Indian official mounted a sharp rebuttal against Pakistan's attempts to frame terrorism as a "new normal" in the region....
India slammed Pakistan at the United Nations Security Council over Islamabad's 'false' claims regarding Operation Sindoor and using terrorism as an instrument of state policy while interfering in ...