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India Slams Pakistan at UN: Civilian Govts Serve at Army's Mercy, J&K Integral Part
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Firstpost•03-10-2026, 21:11
India Slams Pakistan at UN: Civilian Govts Serve at Army's Mercy, J&K Integral Part
- •India strongly rejected Pakistan's remarks on Jammu and Kashmir at the UN General Assembly's Third Committee, asserting that J&K and Ladakh are integral parts of India.
- •First Secretary Bhavika Mangalanandan criticized Pakistan's political system, stating its civilian governments serve at the mercy of the Army and rarely complete their terms.
- •India highlighted the detention of former Prime Minister Imran Khan and the denial of elections to his party, contrasting it with the 2024 Assembly Elections in Jammu and Kashmir.
- •India accused Pakistan of fomenting instability and sponsoring cross-border terrorism for over three decades instead of addressing domestic discontent.
- •India called out Pakistan's "desperate attempt to mask the ongoing tragedy in Rawalakot" and other cities, where civilians are brutally suppressed for demanding basic rights.
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First Secretary at India's Permanent Mission to the UN, Bhavika Mangalanandan, stated that so-called civilian governments in Pakistan serve at the mercy of their Army and rarely complete their terms.
India strongly rejected Pakistan's remarks at the UNGA Third Committee, asserting that the Union Territories of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh were, are, and will remain integral and inalienable parts of India.
India highlighted that while Jammu and Kashmir successfully held Assembly Elections in 2024 with massive turnout and a peaceful transfer of power, Pakistan was burdened by a 'Form 47 government' marked by election rigging allegations.
