Pakistan to bring resolution against India, Afghanistan in UN for supporting terrorism
Islamabad: Pakistan has decided to bring a resolution before the United Nations against India and Afghanistan for their involvement in terrorism activities.
According to Kashmir Media Service, Pakistan’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Munir Akram, in an interview with a private news channel, said that the resolution would targed India for its role in exporting terrorism from Afghan soil.
Munir Akram emphasized that Pakistan’s next step would be to expose India’s complicity in supporting terrorism at the UN, ensuring that the global community is fully aware of New Delhi’s actions.
He also noted that Pakistan would accelerate its diplomatic efforts to address India’s activities at the international platform. While acknowledging that India’s allies often block sanctions against it, Akram stressed the need for continued efforts to hold India accountable.
