India’s strong condemnation of Pakistan on terrorism

January 30, 2026

Recently, Pakistan dramatically denied before the United Nations Security Council that it harbors terrorists. Pakistan also presented a false account of Operation Sindoor and absolved itself of responsibility for the brutal incident in Pahalgam. It described the Pahalgam attack as a routine incident involving Kashmiri militants. How could India accept such lies? Therefore, India’s security representative to the UN Security Council, Parvataneni Harish, delivered a strong rebuke and severely criticized neighboring Pakistan for presenting false information about Operation Sindoor at the United Nations.

India’s Permanent Representative to the UN emphasized that Islamabad wants to normalize terrorism, but that is not the reality. Harish stated that Pakistan cannot engage in its despicable act of legitimizing terrorism in this hallowed hall of the UN. Pakistani envoy Asim Iftikhar Ahmad also presented a false account of Operation Sindoor. In April 2025, Pakistani terrorists carried out a heinous attack in Pahalgam, killing innocent civilians. To respond to this reprehensible act of terrorism and to dismantle Pakistani terrorist bases, India launched Operation Sindoor. India penetrated deep into Pakistan, destroying nine Pakistani terrorist bases and also destroying terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.

However, Pakistan is not giving up its activities. It is reviving terrorist bases and continues to support terrorism. In fact, it would not be wrong to say that the Pakistani administration thrives on anti-India sentiment and the promotion of terrorism. The mischief is that Pakistan, while not acknowledging its conspiracy, is trying to portray itself as innocent and pitiable by making false statements at the UN, which is a complete lie. It should also be mentioned here that the United Nations itself has become largely ineffective. It appears incapable of ensuring peace anywhere.