United Nations: India has condemned Pakistan for 'spewing venom and false rhetoric' at the United Nations, saying it makes very hate-giving speeches and keeps the international community 'in the dark' about the truth. India said this once again in the context of raising the Kashmir issue in the United Nations. Pakistan has been continuously growing it on various forums of the United Nations to internationalize the Kashmir issue, but it has repeatedly failed to get any support.
Pakistan's 'evergreen friend' China tried to raise the issue in the UN Security Council last week but did not get the support of other members. There was agreement among other members of the council that Kashmir is a bilateral matter between India and Pakistan.
K Nagaraj Naidu, Deputy Permanent Representative of India at the United Nations, said in the General Assembly session on Wednesday on the subject 'Report of the Secretary-General on the work of the organization', that Pakistan should take steps to end the 'dispute and bitter rhetoric' and restore normal relations. The place "makes false statements and keeps the international community in the dark about the truth".
He said, 'Pakistani delegation gives hate speeches very easily. Whenever this delegation speaks, it spreads poison and makes false statements in a large proportion.
Naidu said, 'It is very surprising that the country which has destroyed its minority population, talks about protecting minorities. Pakistan needs to consider that no one is going to be affected by this false rhetoric, and it should do the normal work of diplomacy.
Saad Ahmad Waraich, Advisor to Pakistan Mission to the United Nations, raised the issue of Jammu and Kashmir during the session, after which India responded.
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