Pakistan Caretaker Shehbaz Sharif laughed a lot after seeing the scolding PM received from Bharat in UN, people are having fun on Pak Social Media also

Acting Prime Minister of Pakistan Anwar ul Haq Kakar reached with great enthusiasm to address the annual session of the United Nations General Assembly. What was needed was that he should have spread his bag among so many countries and asked for some help for his country, but instead he insisted on singing the Kashmir tune in his address, but the way India gave a befitting reply, it made Pakistan angry. The caretaker government also turned its nose up. It is being told that after seeing Kakar’s thin condition, former Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif laughed a lot. There is a lot of discussion in Pakistani social media about India’s reply to Kakar and people are saying that when will their leaders start raising issues of public interest?

How did India respond?

As far as India’s response to Kakar is concerned, let us tell you that as soon as the issue of Kashmir was raised by the acting Prime Minister of Pakistan during his address, India gave a befitting reply and said that the highest number of people in the world The country that provides “sanctuary and protection” to banned terrorist organizations in India should take credible action against the perpetrators of 26/11 Mumbai attacks instead of indulging in “technical sophistry”. Let us tell you that Anwar Ul Haq Kakar had raised the issue of Kashmir during the general debate of the 78th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA). Subsequently, First Secretary of India’s Permanent Mission to the United Nations, Petal Gehlot, while exercising India’s right of reply at the UNGA, said, “Pakistan has harbored the largest number of internationally proscribed terrorist organizations and terrorists in the world. And provided protection. We demand from Pakistan that instead of indulging in technical sophistry, it should take credible action against the perpetrators of the terrorist attacks in Mumbai, whose victims are still waiting for justice even after 15 years.” He said that South Asia To establish peace in India, Pakistan needs to take action at three levels.

Gehlot said, “First of all, stop cross-border terrorism and immediately shut down this infrastructure of terrorism. Secondly, vacate the Indian territories under illegal and forcible occupation and thirdly, stop the continuous serious violations of human rights of minorities in Pakistan. Gehlot reiterated that the Union Territories of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh are integral parts of India. He said, “The matters relating to the Union Territories of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh are entirely internal matters of India. Pakistan has no right to comment on our domestic affairs.

The young Indian ambassador said that Pakistan, as a country with the worst human rights record in the world especially when it comes to minorities and women’s rights, “would be better off at home rather than pointing fingers at the world’s largest democracy.” Fix things.” India said Pakistan has become a “habitual offender” in misusing the UN platform to spread “baseless and malicious” propaganda against India. Gehlot said UN member states and other multinational organizations are well aware that Pakistan “does this to divert the attention of the international community from its poor human rights record.”

Citing a “vivid example” of systematic violence against minorities in Pakistan, Gehlot referred to the large-scale “brutality” against the minority Christian community in Jaranwala in the country’s Faisalabad district in August 2023. When a total of 19 churches and 89 houses of Christians were burnt. He said, “Ahmadia Muslims were also treated similarly and their religious places were demolished.” Gehlot said that the condition of women of minority communities in Pakistan, especially Hindu, Sikh and Christian communities, is pathetic. He said that according to a recent report published by the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan, an estimated 1,000 women from minority communities in Pakistan become victims of abduction, forced conversion and forced marriage every year.

What did the acting Prime Minister of Pakistan say?

Let us tell you that Pakistan’s acting Prime Minister Anwar ul Haq Kakar, while raising the issue of Jammu and Kashmir in his address to the United Nations (UN) General Assembly on Friday, said that Kashmir is important for peace between New Delhi and Islamabad. It is noteworthy that Pakistan has been continuously raising the issue of Jammu and Kashmir at various UN forums, regardless of the agenda and topic of discussion in the meetings. During the general debate of the 78th session of the United Nations General Assembly, Kakar said that Pakistan wants peaceful and productive relations with all its neighboring countries including India. He said, ‘Kashmir is important for peace between Pakistan and India.’ He said, ‘Development depends on peace. Pakistan is economically located in the least developed region of the world and we believe that the region develops together, hence Pakistan wants to build peaceful and productive relations with all its neighbors including India. Kakar said the UN Security Council should ensure implementation of its resolutions on Kashmir. He said the United Nations Military Observer Group (UNMOGIP) for India and Pakistan should be ‘strengthened’.

However, instead of blathering on about Kashmir, Kakar should focus on how to eliminate hunger, inflation and chaos in his country. Pakistan’s acting Prime Minister, who is playing the Kashmir tune by diverting his country from the real issues, will not be of any benefit to them. Kakar should also see that on one hand he is talking about Kashmir and on the other hand the people of PoK are knocking on the doors of India demanding to join India. Well… Kakad remained Kakad and India’s young ambassador Gehlot went out bold and has stopped speaking about Pakistan.