Geneva / New York: The Pakistani leaders are claiming that it is gaining International support on the Kashmir issue, which has escalated tensions in India. However, Pakistan could not gain support from 16 nations in the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) to resolve the Kashmir issue. This has shattered Pakistan’s dream of leaving India in a deadlock by passing the resolution. “The lower Pakistan stoops on Kashmir issue, the higher India will soar,” In such poignant terms, the top envoy to the UN of India, Syed Akbaruddin assembled in front of the world between the two countries.
External Affairs Minister of Pakistan, Shah Mehmood Qureshi claims of having acquired support from 50 UNHRC nations. At the same time, Qureshi Consequently, the resolution issue has been resolved. Similarly, Qureshi made it appear that it had caused a deadlock for India. However, Pakistan was unable to acquire support from 16 nations to propose the resolution in UNHRC. Hereby, the resolution has been terminated. Therefore, it has come to the fore that Pakistan’s claim of acquiring support from 50 nations is a petty lie. Pakistan, by dealing over Kashmir issues, is stooping to lower levels bringing disgrace to itself. Citing this, Indian envoy to the UN Sayed Akabaruddin dismissed Pakistan.
Syed Akbaruddin gave an excellent talk saying, ‘The effect of toxic propagation cannot last very long. Yet, Pakistan has decided to use the same route. But, the lower the Pakistan stoops, the higher India will soar. Before this, Pakistan had chosen terrorism as its mainstream; however, India’s policy has always been positive,’ reminding of this Akbaruddin garnered attention. Its for Pakistan to decide what should be done with Pakistan.
However, even if this country sinks low India will not give up the path of positivity, saying, so Akbaruddin confidently ranted how India’s path was absolutely correct.
The Indian envoy of the US Harshvardhan Shringla delivered a rant,’The Prime Minister of Pakistan does not want to accept the fact that the life in Jammu and Kashmir is being restored.’ Pakistan is warning the international community that there will be an outbreak of dissatisfaction among the people of Jammu and Kashmir after the abrogation of Article 370 by India. Shringla added that ‘The Prime Minister of Pakistan does not want to admit the fact that life in Jammu-Kashmir is normalising.’ He also revised the history of Pakistan’s terrorism.
Pakistan, who sheltered Osama Bin Laden has always been funding terrorism. Shringla has indicated that the allegations levelled against India by the leader of such a country should be disregarded. In addition to this, Indian envoy offered a scathing advise, ‘Instead of throwing tantrums on Kashmir issue, Pakistan’s Prime Minister should hold the reins of its sinking economy.’ While the Prime Minister of Pakistan was set to spit venom on the issue of Jammu-Kashmir in the General Assembly of the UN, the Indian political authorities are propagating that India is unconcerned to their claims.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in his address to the United Nations, also states that India will not bring honour to this country by mentioning Pakistan, except a serious question like terrorism, the Indian statesman said. Meanwhile, the Pakistani government to divert public attention from its failure is making an emotional appeal to its people on the Kashmir issue. A meeting was conducted on the Kashmir issue in Pakistan. In this meeting, the PoK Prime Minister Raja Farooq Haider made distracting statements.
“The women in Jammu-Kashmir daily in the morning open their doors to check if the Pakistani troops have arrived here. Despite this, it seems rather disappointing that the political leaders of Pakistan are engaged in controversy instead of uniting on the Kashmir issue, says Raja Farooq Haider.”
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