India warns Pakistan of consequences over 'falsehoods' at UN

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India sharply criticized Pakistan at the UN General Assembly, calling it a "puppet" regime and warning that continued terrorism will have consequences. The rebuke came in response to Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's address, which credited US President Donald Trump for intervention in the 2025 conflict and raised the Kashmir issue. India's First Secretary Petal Gahlot dismissed Sharif's remarks as "hypocritical homilies" from a military-dominated regime, citing Pakistan's 27th Amendment granting army chief Asim Munir lifelong immunity. She referenced the 9/11 anniversary, noting Osama Bin Laden lived near Pakistan's army academy, and defended India's Operation Sindoor against terror infrastructure. Gahlot asserted Jammu and Kashmir remains an integral part of India, pointing to rights abuses in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. She accused Pakistan of bigotry and blasphemy laws, stating its "terrorism, deceit and duplicity" will not benefit it or the world.


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