UNHRC India Gives A Befitting Reply To Pakistan

UNHRC India gives a befitting reply to Pakistan, said- Pakistan PM’s statement diplomatically low. India’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations said – The Pakistan PM’s statement at the 75th General Assembly of the United Nations was diplomatically low.

His statement included making false accusations, making personal attacks, and commenting on India not seeing the condition of the minorities here.

India on Friday gave a befitting reply to Pakistan at the 45th session of the Human Rights Council at the United Nations (UNHRC), saying that the world does not need to take lessons on human rights from a country that is known as the center of terrorism nursery.

Addressing the 45th session of the Human Rights Council at the United Nations, the first secretary of India’s Permanent Mission in Geneva, Vinito Hall, attacked Islamabad, saying that Pakistan uses every opportunity to make baseless and derogatory remarks against us, Which reflects his negative and state of mind.

Indian Ambassador to the United Nations TS Thirumurthy tweeted, “Pakistan’s Prime Minister’s statement is the lowest level of diplomacy in the 75th General Assembly. This is another list of devious lies, personal attacks, provoking war and persecution of its own minorities, Pakistani nervousness and its cross-border terrorism. ‘

India once again made Pakistan realize on the international stage that the bid and the bullet together is not a disaster for India. Just as Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan began his speech at the UN General Assembly, Mizito Vinito, the Indian representative and first secretary at the United Nations, left the venue and left the hall.

The Indian representative had the idea that Imran Khan would again sing his Kashmiri raga against Hindustan. When Imran Khan started his speech by speaking against India, the Indian delegate immediately walked out of the hall of the General Assembly.

Pak PM Imran Khan raised the issue from Kashmir to Gujarat riots in United Nations General Assembly. However, India’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations has described Imran’s speech as a bundle of lies and baseless.