India’s actions pose threat to world peace, security: Munir

Akram says Kashmiri people are in their rights to struggle with arms for self-determination

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations Munir Akram has said that India’s actions clearly pose a danger to international peace and security.

He, in an article published in the news portal of the world body, said that the Jammu and Kashmir dispute is one of the oldest unresolved issues on the agenda of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC).

Akram said that under international law, the people of Jammu and Kashmir have the right to restore their right to self-determination by any means at their disposal, including armed struggle.

He said, however, to justify its oppression, India has sought to portray the legitimate Kashmiri freedom struggle as terrorism.

The Pakistani envoy said that the UN and the international community have a responsibility to help resolve the Jammu and Kashmir dispute.

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  1. How long will Pakistani officials lie to their people? Accusing India and playing hostility with India, today Pakistan’s condition has become that every born Pakistani child has a debt of Rs 175000. Pakistanis are killing each other. A few days ago the massacre of Shia Hazara people took place in Pakistan. In Balochistan, the Pakistani army is killing its own people. There is an atmosphere of instability in Sindh and Khyber. There is a shortage of electricity, water and gas and Pakistani authorities have to declare India a threat to world peace. Pakistani officials should also tell their people who in the world listens to them. At the same time, one should also answer this, if anyone agrees with Pakistan and considers India a threat to world peace, then why does he not agree to give loans for the development of Pakistan?

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