Monday, June 23, 2025

India blasts Pakistan :::: "A country with an abysmal human rights record and a history of empowering terrorists should NOT lecture others on counter-terrorism"


"It is ironic that Pakistan, a country with an abysmal human rights record and a history of sheltering, breeding and empowering terrorists, should lecture others on counter-terrorism and human rights," India said in a statement.


"India categorically rejects the unwarranted and factually incorrect references to India at the OIC Council of Foreign Ministers’ Meeting. These statements, driven by Pakistan, which has turned terrorism into statecraft, reflect the continued misuse of the OIC platform for narrow political ends," it said.







The statement maintained that the OIC’s "repeated failure" to acknowledge the real and documented threat of terrorism emanating from Pakistan, most recently evidenced in the heinous Pahalgam attack, reflects a "willful disregard for facts and the global consensus on the fight against terrorism".


New Delhi asserted that:


"The OIC has no locus standi to comment on India’s internal affairs, including Jammu & Kashmir, which is an integral and sovereign part of India — a fact enshrined in the Indian Constitution and irreversibly settled.


"The OIC should reflect deeply on the perils of allowing Pakistan’s propaganda to hijack and politicize its agenda. 

Any other course can only undermine the OIC’s credibility and relevance.


"The comments made by Pakistan at the OIC meeting are nothing more than a desperate attempt to deflect international attention from its own appalling record of state-sponsored terrorism, minority persecution and sectarian violence, apart from failure of governance," the statement said.


India also outrightly rejects Pakistan’s baseless allegation of "unprovoked and unjustified military aggression.”


India’s Operation Sindoor in response to the Pahalgam terror attack was a precise and legitimate act of self-defence against terrorist camps operating from Pakistani territory, the statement pointed out. 


"It is absurd for Pakistan to speak of targeting only Indian military installations when its retaliatory attempts not only failed but recklessly endangered civilian lives and property and ended up causing several deaths and injuries among the civilian population."


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2 comments:

  1. Pakistan & OIC will keep happening. We must also focus on why is there so much of intimacy between Asim Munir & Donald Trump? He is the first Army General being into a private conference at the White House. Rest all the Generals of Pakistan were in the capacity of State Heads, which they became after the coup. I guess, this time, it is either an advance stage of military coup in Pakistan, or may be this time it is a new trend - A Surrender without a Coup.
    Geo-strat location of Pakistan is well understood, if the US wants to use it against Iran or against China. I am not surprised to note the sequence of events- Pahalgam -> Sindoor -> Kirana Hills ->US Statement->Asim Munir's promotion -> White House Lunch -> US intervention into Iran -> What next??? It is in the interest of US that Baluchistan stays under the control of Pakistan. It can act on Iran and can put China under surveillance. Interesting will be to note how Pakistan strikes a balance between US and its Competitor China.
    US-Pakistan equation shall always remind me of a Tissue Paper.

    What about India? Remember, our ancestor was Chanakya - We are the experts of kootneeti. We have the ability that no one else has.

    Jai Hind 🇮🇳 - Sadaivya Vidyarthi

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  2. OIC a tattoo of Jihadis is useless & we don't want any sensible country will follow its agenda for greater interest of World peace and stability in their own zone --- Mr Bidhan

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