India at UN: Pakistan's 'Frankenstein' of Terror Backfires
India at UN: Pakistan's 'Frankenstein' of Terror Backfires
India delivers a stinging rebuke to Pakistan at the UN, accusing it of doublespeak on terrorism and warning that its own 'terror monsters' are now creating havoc at home. A must-read!
India has launched a powerful broadside against Pakistan at the United Nations, accusing its neighbor of nurturing terrorism and allowing its own 'Frankenstein' creation to run wild. The strong words came during a UN session, where India highlighted Pakistan's alleged hypocrisy on combating terror outfits.
In a sharp condemnation, India's representative stated that Pakistan's policy of supporting terror groups has backfired, with these 'monsters' now wreaking havoc within its own borders.
The statement did not mince words, pointing out that Pakistan has lost control over the very elements it once cultivated.
The Indian delegate also drew a direct link to the 9/11 terror attacks in New York, reminding the international community that Osama Bin Laden, the mastermind behind the horrific events, was found sheltering in Pakistan's Abbottabad. This served as a stark reminder of Pakistan's alleged role in harboring terrorists.
This forceful intervention by India underscores a continuing tension between the two nuclear-armed nations over the issue of cross-border terrorism.
India has consistently called for global action against state-sponsored terrorism, often pointing fingers at Pakistan.
