Pakistan created terror outfits, the monster now devouring its creator: India to UN

March 01, 2017 22:21

The main reason for disturbances in Jammu and Kashmir is cross-border terrorism aided and abetted by Pakistan, India said on Wednesday, as the two countries clashed again on the issue at the ongoing session of the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva.

Responding to the Pakistan representatives allegations of rights violations in Jammu and Kashmir, Indias permanent representative, Ajit Kumar, said it was ironic that a country which had earned a reputation as the global epicentre of terrorism was holding forth on the issue.

For the last two decades, the most wanted terrorists of the world have found succour and sustenance in PakistanFor many years now, Pakistan carried out an intense campaign to destabilise the situation in the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir by promoting infiltration and cross-border terrorism, inciting, promoting and glorifying violence and unrest in the Indian state, and raking up the matter through baseless allegations, he said.

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