India Pakistan relation :-

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India Pakistan relation :-
 India has strongly reprimanded Pakistan in the United Nations. The seventh meeting of the 58th session of UNHRC was held in which India said that Pakistan is a failed country. It is dependent on donations from other countries. If no country gives it aid, it will go bankrupt in a few days, yet it is not stopping its activities. It constantly shelters terrorists and constantly spreads lies on the international platform. It violates human rights blatantly. There is no need to preach to Pakistan, which violates human rights.

In fact, the issue of Kashmir was raised by Pakistan in this meeting, to which India replied bluntly that Jammu Kashmir and Ladakh are inseparable parts of India. Pakistan does not need to interfere in this. It should look after its internal matters.

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