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India Labels Pakistan a ‘Rogue State’ at UN Following Pahalgam Attack

India leverages global solidarity and launches victim-focused VoTAN network to counter cross-border terrorism after the deadliest civilian strike since 2008.

India's deputy permanent representative at the UN Yojna Patel.
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Pakistan’s defence minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif gestures on the day of an interview with Reuters in Islamabad,
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Overview

  • The April 22 Pahalgam attack in Jammu and Kashmir claimed 26 lives, marking the deadliest civilian attack in India since the 2008 Mumbai attacks.
  • India secured a UN Security Council condemnation of the attack, urging accountability for perpetrators, organizers, and financiers of terrorism.
  • At the UN, India called Pakistan a ‘rogue state,’ citing its defense minister’s admission of supporting and funding terrorist organizations.
  • Global leaders, including those from the US, UK, Russia, and France, expressed solidarity with India, reflecting a unified stance against terrorism.
  • India welcomed the launch of the UN-backed Victims of Terrorism Association Network (VoTAN), emphasizing victim-centric approaches in global counter-terrorism efforts.