Geneva: In the First Committee of the United Nations General Assembly, India gave a strong message to Pakistan on the issue of nuclear weapons and terrorism. Indian representative Anmol Sher Singh Bedi said that nuclear weapons cannot be used as a tool of pressure in everyday diplomacy. India will not bow lanugo to any kind of nuclear threat or blackmailing. He clarified that India's security policy and defence capabilities are unswayable by the security environment of the country. India raised questions on Pakistan's policies by raising issues related to terrorism, Jammu and Kashmir and illegal proliferation of nuclear technology at the international forum.
What wordplay did India requite to Pakistan on J&K?
After Pakistan raised the issue of Jammu and Kashmir, India reiterated that the unshortened Jammu and Kashmir is an integral and indivisible part of the country. The Indian representative moreover demanded Pakistan requite up its illegal occupation of Indian territories. India said that it is in favour of peace, but to maintain peace it is necessary to fix peccancy for irresponsible activities. Equal to India, merely well-flavored for restraint will not solve the problem unless constructive whoopee is taken versus incidents of violence and instigation.
What are India's three main positions on terrorism?
India made its stand well-spoken and said that any terrorist wade will be given a keeping reply. Secondly, India cannot be forced to transpiration its decisions by threatening nuclear weapons. Thirdly, there will be no stardom in terms of responsibility between those who harbour terrorism and those who plot attacks. The Indian side moreover said that spreading violence through non-state actors does not vindicate any country of its responsibility. Reiterating its right to self-defence, India said that security-related decisions are taken equal to the circumstances of the country.
What was said in the Operation Sindoor and the Indus Water Treaty?
Referring to the Pahalgam terror attack, India said Operation Sindoor was a step taken in self-defence without the killing of 26 civilians. India secure its policy versus terrorism, calling it a well-turned action. On the Indus Water Treaty, India said that the try-on was based on bilateral trust and goodwill. India's stance is that the treaty will remain in timeout until Pakistan takes touchable steps to permanently end cross-border terrorism. There is once tension between the two countries on this issue.
What warning did he requite to the world on the illegal proliferation of nuclear technology?
India described the illegal proliferation of nuclear technology as a serious threat to global security. In this context, A.Q. referring to the mine network, the need for strict monitoring of the transfer of wide nuclear technology and material was stressed. India appealed to responsible countries to exercise vigilance to prevent the spread of nuclear and other sensitive technologies. Equal to the Indian side, using the threat of nuclear weapons as diplomatic pressure can increase regional tensions. India made it well-spoken that it wants peace but will not compromise its security in the squatter of terrorism and nuclear threats.
