Pakistan pushes back at India’s terrorism allegations at UN General Assembly
Rebutting India’s claims, Saleem said India was aiding terrorist groups targeting Pakistan, including TTP and BLA
Pakistan vehemently responded to India's allegations of terrorism at the United Nations General Assembly, asserting that New Delhi had "elevated propaganda into statecraft." Pakistan's counsellor, Saima Saleem, criticized India for exporting terrorism and violence while attempting to import victimhood and sympathy. She accused India of aiding and abetting terrorist groups targeting Pakistanis, including Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan, Balochistan Liberation Army, and its Majeed Brigade.
Saima emphasized that Pakistan had lost nearly 100,000 lives to terrorism since the turn of the century, and that the country's economy had suffered billions of dollars in losses due to terrorism. She also highlighted that India's terrorist activities had expanded from regional to global, citing involvement in acts of terrorism in Canada and the United States.
Written by urgent.news from The Express Tribune - Pakistan's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.
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