'Pakistan’s Frankenstein has turned on its creator'
India has accused Pakistan of losing control over the terrorist "Frankenstein" monster it created, which is now turning its violence against Islamabad itself. First secretary Raghoo Puri of India's UN mission stated that Pakistani terrorism has shifted from threatening neighboring countries to posing a threat to Pakistan itself, contradicting Islamabad's claims of being a frontline state against terrorism.
Former Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif admitted his country's role in the 26/11 Mumbai attack during an interview, and Maryam Nawaz, daughter of the former PM, acknowledged that terrorism knows no political boundaries. Puri dismissed Pakistan's fabricated claims of victory in Operation Sindoor, counting Pakistan's propaganda tactics as disinformation.
He highlighted Pakistan's hypocrisy in condemning religious hatred while fostering extremism and using terrorism to target innocent civilians based on faith. Puri also criticized Pakistan's bounty offered for Jaish-e-Mohammed chief Masood Azhar, noting that the state's support for terrorism is well-known despite attempts to gloss over it.
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