India at UN warns Pakistan: Terrorism will have consequences

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India criticized Pakistan at the UN on Friday, calling it a "puppet" regime and warning that continued terrorism will have consequences, after Pakistan's PM raised Kashmir and thanked President Trump. India's First Secretary Petal Gahlot used Right of Reply to denounce Pakistan's "falsehoods" and "deceit." Gahlot referenced Pakistan's 27th Amendment granting Field Marshal Asim Munir lifelong immunity, and noted PM Shehbaz Sharif's remarks came two weeks after the 9/11 anniversary, linking Osama bin Laden to Pakistan's army academy. She reaffirmed Jammu and Kashmir as an integral part of India and highlighted protests in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir over refugee seats. India cited Operation Sindoor, launched May 2025 against terror infrastructure after the Pahalgam attack, asserting its right to self-defense. Gahlot also criticized Pakistan's blasphemy laws and treatment of minorities, urging the UNGA to recognize Pakistan's true nature beyond its representative's "mendacious" projections.


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