India slams OIC's ‘willful blindness’ at UN, defends action against terror infrastructure in Pakistan, PoK
First reported 7 Oct, 05:01 UTCUpdated 5h ago4 sources
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India hit back at the OIC at the UN, rejecting its remarks on Jammu and Kashmir and defending its actions against terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and PoJK. BJP MP Biplab Kumar Deb said the OIC could not “differentiate between the victim and the perpetrator”.
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“The OIC chair would do better to focus on Pakistan’s illegal occupation, especially in Rawalakot, where wanton killings, brutal violence and the denial of basic rights to the people living there are so visible. Such willful blindness only speaks of bigotry and intolerance,” Lok Sabha MP Biplab Kumar Deb said
India hit back at the OIC at the UN, rejecting its remarks on Jammu and Kashmir and defending its actions against terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and PoJK. BJP MP Biplab Kumar Deb said the OIC could not “differentiate between the victim and the perpetrator”.
BJP MP Biplab Deb criticised the OIC at the UN General Assembly, accusing it of failing to distinguish between victims and perpetrators over J&K remarks.
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- 'Can't tell victim from perpetrator': India hits back at OIC over terror action remarks (opens Hindustan Times in a new tab)
“India has the full right to protect its people against terrorism on the border coming from Pakistan," New Delhi said.
- 'Unable To Distinguish Between Victim And Perpetrator': India Slams OIC At UN Over Remarks On J&K (opens Times Now in a new tab)
BJP MP Biplab Deb criticised the OIC at the UN General Assembly, accusing it of failing to distinguish between victims and perpetrators over J&K remarks.
- India slams OIC's ‘willful blindness’ at UN, defends action against terror infrastructure in Pakistan, PoK (opens Mint in a new tab)
India hit back at the OIC at the UN, rejecting its remarks on Jammu and Kashmir and defending its actions against terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and PoJK. BJP MP Biplab Kumar Deb said the OIC could not “differentiate between the victim and the perpetrator”.
- Unable to distinguish between victim and perpetrator: India slams OIC remarks at UN (opens The Hindu in a new tab)
“The OIC chair would do better to focus on Pakistan’s illegal occupation, especially in Rawalakot, where wanton killings, brutal violence and the denial of basic rights to the people living there are so visible. Such willful blindness only speaks of bigotry and intolerance,” Lok Sabha MP Biplab Kumar Deb said
