India delivered a strong condemnation of Pakistan at the United Nations, criticizing Islamabad’s hypocrisy on human rights and its long-standing support for terrorism. Indian officials dismissed Pakistan’s statements in both the UN Human Rights Council and the UN General Assembly, labeling them misleading and propagandistic. In the 34th meeting of the 60th session of the UNHRC in Geneva, Indian diplomat Mohammad Hussain stated, “India finds it deeply ironic that a country like Pakistan wants to lecture others on human rights. Instead of spreading disinformation, Pakistan should address the oppression of minorities on its soil.” Hussain’s remarks followed reports of an airstrike by Islamabad in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, which resulted in the deaths of at least 23 civilians. New Delhi highlighted its long-standing concerns over Islamabad’s treatment of minorities and its failure to address internal human rights challenges, concerns that have been echoed by other international figures.
