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India Slams Pakistan At UN, Demands Swift Action On Terrorism And CCIT
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News18•07-10-2026, 11:28
India Slams Pakistan At UN, Demands Swift Action On Terrorism And CCIT
- •India strongly raised its voice against cross-border terrorism at the UN and demanded the early adoption of the Comprehensive Convention on International Terrorism.
- •BJP MP Biplab Kumar Deb emphasized holding perpetrators of the Pahalgam terrorist massacre accountable.
- •India stated that Pakistan is a state sponsor of cross-border terrorism and retaliated against terrorist camps following the Pahalgam attack.
- •The stalled CCIT, proposed by India in 1996, faces blockades due to certain nations distinguishing between good and bad terrorists.
- •India highlighted concerns over terrorists utilizing new technologies for recruitment, radicalization, and financing.
Key Questions Answered
India demanded the early adoption of the Comprehensive Convention on International Terrorism (CCIT), which has been stalled for 30 years due to opposition from certain countries.
The attack was carried out by 'The Resistance Front', which is a proxy organization of the Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba.
India's six priorities include cutting off terrorist financing, keeping victims at the center, strengthening nationally-owned capacity building, countering terrorist ideology, disrupting infrastructure, and addressing the use of new technologies by terrorists.
