'Pak's duplicity will neither benefit it nor the world': India slams Shehbaz's UN address
First Secretary in India's Permanent Mission to the UN, Petal Gahlot, accused Islamabad of pursuing a long-standing policy of cross-border terrorism.
India strongly condemned Pakistan's stance on the United Nations on Saturday, with the Indian Permanent Mission accusing Islamabad of perpetuating a long-standing policy of cross-border terrorism. Petal Gahlot, the First Secretary of India's Permanent Mission to the UN, warned that such acts would have consequences. The issue at hand centers around Pakistan's long-standing practice of cross-border terrorism.
Last year, India demonstrated that there would be nowhere for terrorists to run or hide, and emphasized its right to defend itself against terrorism. Gahlot expressed confidence that the UN Assembly would recognize Pakistan and its policies for what they truly are, rather than how Pakistan's representative dishonestly portrays them.
She stressed that Pakistan's terrorism, deceit, and duplicity would neither benefit the country nor the world.
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