Patel, a present -day Representative Representative Ambassador to the United Nations, Patel.
New York: Amid the increasing tension between India and Pakistan after the Pahalgam terror attack, India has lashed out at the United Nations, putting Pakistan in the dock. India put the ‘open confession’ of Pakistan Defense Minister Khwaja Asif to the world in which he had admitted that his country had been training and financially helping terrorists for decades. Describing it as proof of Pakistan being a ‘wicked country’, India said that it promotes global terrorism.
‘The world can no longer ignore it’
Patel, a present -day representative of India’s prestigious representative at the United Nations, said, “The whole world has heard Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khwaja Asif accepting its policy of supporting, training and funding terrorist organizations in a recent television interview. This open confession does not surprise anyone and it exposes Pakistan as a wicked nation, which promotes global terrorism and destabilizes the region. The world can no longer ignore it. Ambassador Patel also accused Pakistan of misusing the global platform like the United Nations and making ‘campaigning and unfounded allegations’ against India.
‘We have been doing this dirty work for the last 3 decades’
Patel’s statement came during the launch of ‘Victims of Terrorism Association Network’ (Votan), which aims to provide a safe platform to terrorism victims and the remaining people and involve them in peace. After the Pahalgam attack, a journalist of Sky News questioned Khwaja Asif to support Pakistan’s terrorist organizations. In response, Asif had said, “We have been doing this dirty work for America, West and UK for the last 3 decades.” Patel expressed gratitude for the strong and clear support and solidarity of the global community after the Pahalgam attack. He said that this is a proof of the zero tolerance policy of the international community towards terrorism.
‘Terrorism should be clearly condemned’
Planning Patel said, ‘Most of the citizens have been killed after the terrorist attacks in Mumbai on 26 November 2008 in the Pahalgam terror attack. Being a victim of cross -border terrorism for decades, India understands its long influence on terrorism victims, their families and society. We reiterate that terrorism should be clearly condemned in all forms. Patel described the establishment of Votan as an important step, which would provide a safe and structured platform to listen and support terrorism victims. Let us know that after the role of Pakistan in the Pahalgam attack, India has taken many other stringent steps besides reducing diplomatic relations with the neighboring country.
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