New Delhi: The Government slams Pakistan in the UN Human Rights Council on Wednesday that India does not require lessons from “failed countries” which is the center of terrorism and “the worst human rights perpetrators”.
The government also crashed into Oki to increase problems related to Jammu & Kashmir because they accused the group that allowed himself to be held hostage by Pakistan.
“We once again regret and reject the references made by OIC to J & K which is an integral part of India.
OIC does not have a standard locus to comment on Indian internal affairs.
OIC has not been held hostage by Pakistan, which holds the leadership of their Geneva Chapter, for Tell his own agenda.
This is for members of the OIC to decide whether they are interested in allowing Pakistan to do it, “said the first secretary in the Indian mission in Geneva Pawan Badhe.
He used the rights to comment by Pakistan and Oki.
India said Pakistan only tried to divert the attention of the council of human rights violations carried out by the government, including in the area occupied by it.
“Pakistan has failed to protect its minority rights, including Sikh, Hinduism, Christianity and Ahmadiyas.
Thousands of women and girls from the minority community have experienced kidnapping, forced marriages and conversions in Pakistan,” officials said.
Badhe said Pakistan was involved in systematic persecution, forced conversion, targeted murder, sectarian violence and religious-based discrimination against ethnicity and religious minorities.
“Pakistan is a globally recognized country as a supportive, training, financing and terrorist countries, including prohibited terrorists, as a matter of state policy.
The relevant multilateral institution has caused serious concerns for its failure to stop the finance.
Financing and lack of effective action Terror entity, “the official said.
“India does not require lessons from a failed country such as Pakistan which is the center of terrorism and the worst human rights perpetrators,” he added.
India also said singing sounds from civil society, human rights defenders, journalists were destroyed every day in Pakistan, with government support.