United Nations: India on Saturday slammed Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif for making “false accusations” against New Delhi in the UN General Assembly session and called it “regrettable”.
The First Secretary in India’s Permanent Mission to the UN, Mijito Vinito, said that PM Sharif made the accusation to “obfuscate misdeeds in his own country and justify actions against India.”
“Mr President, it is regrettable that the prime minister of Pakistan has chosen the platform of this august assembly to make false accusations against India. He has done so to obfuscate misdeeds in his own country and to justify actions against India that the world considers unacceptable,” Vinito said.
He further slammed Pakistan for sponsoring cross-border terrorism and providing shelter to those behind 26/11 Mumbai terrorist attack. “A polity that claims it seeks peace with its neighbours would never sponsor cross-border terrorism, nor would it shelter planners of the horrific Mumbai terrorist attack, disclosing their existence only under pressure from the international community,” he said.
“Such a country would not make unjustified and untenable territorial claims against neighbours…but it is not just about neighbourhood that we heard false claims today, it is about human rights, about minority rights and about basic decencies. When young women in the thousands from the minority community are abducted as an SOP, what can we conclude about the underline mind set,” Vinito said as he...
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