Pak Reaction to Jaishankar’s UN Speech Admits Terrorism
United Nations: India hit Pakistan because of the Foreign Minister’s Foreign Minister Jaishankar’s UN General Assembly for explaining that although the neighbor was not named the neighbor, Islamabad accepted as the acceptance of cross -border terrorism practice.
“Great international terrorist attacks go back to that country,” Jaishankar said, “Great international terrorist attacks,” during his speech at the Unga General Debate on Saturday. He said. He referred to a neighbor, the headquarters of global terrorism, said that India has been facing the difficulty of terrorism since independence.
Later in the evening, in the right to respond, Pakistan delegate accused Pakistan of trying to make evil with malicious charges of terrorism, although Jaishankar did not name the country while talking about the scourge of terrorism.
The Pakistan delegate claimed that India’s claims were a deliberate attempt to repeat lies.
Responding to Pakistan’s right to reply, India said, “an unnamed neighbor chose to respond and accept the practice of cross -border terrorism,” he said.
“Pakistan’s reputation speaks for him. Fingerprints are very visible in terrorism in many geographies. It is a threat to the whole world, not just his neighbors, but to the whole world.” He said.
“No argument or the actual terrorist can whiten the crimes of the crimes.” He said.
The Pakistan delegate took the ground to respond again, but the representative of Pakistan left the Srinivas hall.
At the address, Jaishankar has clearly called on the nations that terrorist centers operate on an industrial scale and exalted as public opinion, which declared the international community as a state policy of terrorism.
He emphasized the financing of terrorism and the need to strangle the financing of leading terrorists, and realized that the relentless pressure on the entire terrorism economy should be applied and the arbitration of terror sponsors returned to bite them.
Jaishankar, without calling Pakistan, stressed that “the UN’s designated terrorist lists are full of citizens.”
“Indian people used the right to defend the people of India against terrorism and brought their organizers and perpetrators to justice,” he emphasized the killing of innocent tourists in expensive as an example of cross -border barbarism in April.
