'India Will Not Bow To Nuclear Blackmail': New Delhi Warns Pakistan At UN, Vows Fitting Response To Terror Attacks
United Nations: India has warned Pakistan that it will not be deterred by Islamabad using nuclear weapon risks to attempt to evade the repercussions for its terrorism, and will respond to terror attacks. Also Watch: “India will not bow to nuclear blackmail,” Anmol Sher Bedi, the senior adviser in India's Permanent Mission to the UN Conference on Disarmament in Geneva, said on Friday. He served…
India has firmly rejected Pakistan's attempts to threaten India with nuclear weapons in order to avoid facing consequences for its terrorism. Senior adviser to India's Permanent Mission to the UN Conference on Disarmament, Anmol Sher Bedi, stated that India will not be deterred by nuclear blackmail and will respond to any terrorist attacks against it.
Bedi emphasized that India's nuclear capabilities are defensive and not directed at any country, and that India follows a policy of no-first-strike. He highlighted Pakistan's history of nuclear proliferation, citing the AQ Khan network that provided nuclear technology to other countries and traded nuclear material for missile technology with North Korea.
Bedi also criticized Pakistan's governance system, where power lies with the military, enabling Pakistan to use cycles of crises fueled by terrorism. He pointed out that crises in the region tend to follow a pattern of provocation, denial of responsibility, and appeals for restraint after a response, perpetuating instability. Bedi stressed that India's Indus Water Treaty with Pakistan was suspended due to Pakistan's undermining of trust and cooperation, and reiterated India's stance on Kashmir, calling for its disputed territories to be returned to India.
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