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India Rebukes Pakistan at UN Rights Council, Urges Withdrawal From PoK

New Delhi’s envoy accused Islamabad of exporting terrorism and cited local reports of deadly strikes in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa as he pressed the Council to avoid selective scrutiny.

Overview

  • At the 60th Human Rights Council session in Geneva, Counsellor Kshitij Tyagi delivered India’s statement during the debate on situations requiring the Council’s attention.
  • He called Pakistan-occupied Kashmir Indian territory under illegal occupation and demanded that Pakistan vacate it.
  • Tyagi alleged that Pakistan exports terrorism and harbours UN‑proscribed terrorists while maintaining a human-rights record stained by persecution.
  • He said Pakistan was “bombing their own people,” citing local reports that at least 30 people were killed in an overnight airstrike in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
  • He accused Pakistan of abusing the UNHRC forum with baseless attacks on India and urged a universal, objective approach without more country‑specific mandates.