By Admin 
First the threat of attacks on India, then the plea for ceasefire and now the rhetoric regarding Indus Water Treaty – India has exposed Pakistan’s dual policy in the United Nations. India’s Permanent Representative to the UN Parvathneni Harish clearly said that until Pakistan leaves the path of terrorism, there will be no relaxation on the Indus Water Treaty.
First threats, then appeal for ceasefire
Speaking at the UN, the Indian representative said that till May 9, Pakistan was threatening to carry out further attacks on India. But on May 10, the situation changed. He said that the Pakistani Army itself called the Indian Army and requested to stop the fighting. Many airbases of Pakistan suffered heavy damage due to India’s action.
‘India cannot accept terrorism as the new normal’
Harish said that Pakistan tries to normalize terrorism, but India will never accept it. He said in clear words that terrorism is not justified in any form and it cannot be allowed to be justified on a platform like the United Nations.
When will Pakistan get Indus water?
The Indian representative bluntly said that India had signed the Indus Water Treaty 65 years ago with good intentions, but Pakistan had repeatedly broken it. He said that until Pakistan completely and permanently ends cross-border terrorism and all types of terrorist activities, the Indus Water Treaty will not be taken forward.
That is, it is clear that terrorism will be curbed, only then the water of Indus will be available.
No right to speak on Jammu and Kashmir
India also made it clear in the UN that Pakistan has no right to speak on India’s internal affairs. Harish said that Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of India and no one can change this truth.
Pakistan exposed in UN
India said that Pakistan’s only agenda is to harm India and its people. On platforms like UN, Pakistan tries to show itself as a victim by making false allegations, but the truth is now in front of the world.