Stop state-sponsored cross-border terrorism, India tells Pakistan at UNHRC

Stop state-sponsored cross-border terrorism, India tells Pakistan at UNHRCStop state-sponsored cross-border terrorism, India tells Pakistan at UNHRCIndia attacked Pakistan fiercely on Tuesday, a country awash in economic conditions, but granted pensions to the dreaded and enlisted militants out of the state fund, and asked Islamabad to stop state-sponsored cross-border terrorism. In response to a statement by the representative of Pakistan exercising its right of reply in the ongoing 46th session of the Human Rights Council, India said that Pakistan should also institute an institutional end to the human rights violations of its minority and other communities in the country . India slapped Pakistan for deliberately misusing the council for malicious propaganda against the country. Pawan Kumar said, “Pakistan, which is a country in economic condition, will be advised to waste the time of the Council and its mechanisms, prevent state-sponsored cross-border terrorism and end institutional violations of human rights.” Constraint, First Secretary of the Permanent Mission of India in Geneva. “The members of this council are well aware that Pakistan has provided pension from state funds to the dreaded and enlisted terrorists and there is a dubious distinction of hosting the largest number of terrorists charged by the United Nations,” said Badhe. The Indian diplomat recalled that Pakistani leaders have accepted the fact that “it has become a factory for the production of terrorists.” The Indian diplomat said, “Pakistan has ignored the fact that terrorism is the worst form of human rights abuses and the advocates of terrorism are the worst abusers of human rights.” Badhe said that the council should ask Pakistan why the size of minority communities such as Christians, Hindus and Sikhs has decreased since independence and why they and other communities such as Ahmadiyya, Shia, Pashtun, Sindhi and Baloch, Has been subjected to Drakean ish condemnation. Law, systemic harassment, blatant abuses and forced conversions. He said that holy and ancient sites of religious minorities are attacked and vandalized daily in Pakistan. The diplomat said, “The disappearances, extrajudicial killings and arbitrary condemnation of those who try to speak out against the establishment are widespread in Pakistan and carried out by the state’s security agencies.” India also rejected the organization of the statement of the Islamic Conference on Jammu and Kashmir, stating that the block has no local stand to comment on such matters. “We reject the reference to the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir in the statement of the OIC. It has no place to comment on matters related to Jammu and Kashmir, Which is an integral and inseparable part of India. The Jeddah-headquartered 57-nation bloc, the second largest inter-governmental body after the United Nations, has generally supported Pakistan and often sides with Islamabad on the Kashmir issue. Badhe said that it is regrettable that the OIC has allowed Pakistan to exploit itself for carrying out anti-India propaganda. .