Pakistan And Turkey Rebuked By India In UNHRC

Pakistan and Turkey rebuked By India in UNHRC,  advised first out your house in order. Pakistan and Turkey engaged in propaganda against India, reprimanding India fiercely.

In a special session of the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC), India asked the two countries to repair their homes before raising their fingers on the other.

In the 46th Special Session of the UNHRC, India strongly opposed the Pakistani representative’s statement, exercising the right to reply.

India said that it was not surprising that Pakistan once again misused this forum of the United Nations.

Seema Pujani, Second Secretary of the Permanent Mission in Geneva, said that misusing international forums for malicious propaganda against India by Pakistan is not new.

She said that the entire Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh are unbroken parts of India. The steps the Government of India is taking for the development and good governance of these areas is its internal matter.

She said that Pakistan, which has a very poor record in human rights, should fix its house before pointing fingers at India.

Referring to incidents of institutionalized discrimination, violence, and repression with minority Hindu, Sikh, Christian communities in Pakistan, he said that there are attacks on the places of worship of these communities on a daily basis.

There are various types of atrocities on the women of these communities.

According to the report of the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan, every year one thousand girls from these communities are abducted and forced to convert to marriage.

India also raised the issue of political repression in Balochistan. Referring to the release of Omar Saeed Sheikh, the killer of American journalist Daniel Pearl, from the Pakistani Supreme Court.

The Indian representative said that it is clear from this generosity what kind of nexus is there between the ruling establishment and the terrorists.

Turkey fiercely reprimanded

On this occasion, India also strongly reprimanded Turkey, saying that it was distorting the statement of the Organization of Islamic Conference.

Describing Turkey’s statement as factually incorrect, India said that it should reform itself before interfering in the internal affairs of another country.

America will re-subscribe to UNHRC

US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken said that President Joe Biden wants the US to become a member of the UNHRC again.

It is noteworthy that during Trump’s tenure, the US had renounced membership of this global organization three years ago.

Blinken said that the President is in favor of a foreign policy that reinforces democratic and human rights values.