"Unlike Pakistan, India is a pluralistic democracy with a substantial population of minorities who have gone on to hold highest offices in the country," Dubey said. She highlighted violence against minorities in Pakistan as well as its "religious and cultural genocide" in 1971 as Bangladesh won independence.
"Pakistan nurtures terrorists in their backyard in the hope that they will only harm their neighbors."
"This is the country which is an arsonist disguising itself as a firefight," she said. Sneha Dubey, a first secretary at India's UN mission, accused Pakistan of sheltering and glorifying Al-Qaeda mastermind Osama bin Laden who was killed by US special forces in a 2011 raid in the army city of Abbottabad. While India often ignores Pakistan's statements at the world body, a young Indian diplomat on the floor exercised the right to respond to Khan. Speaking on the day Modi was visiting the White House, Khan - who has yet to speak to President Joe Biden - alleged that commercial interests with billion-plus India were allowing it to "get away with human rights abuses with complete impunity." Under Modi, India has rescinded the statehood of Kashmir, its only Muslim-majority region, pushed through a citizenship law that critics call discriminatory and has witnessed repeated flare-ups of religious-based violence. Khan was referring to Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party and the affiliated Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, a century-old Hindu revivalist movement with a paramilitary component. "The hate-filled Hindutva ideology, propagated by the fascist RSS-BJP regime, has unleashed a reign of fear and violence against India's 200 million-strong Muslim community," he said. "The worst and most pervasive form of Islamophobia now rules India," Khan said in an address, delivered by video due to Covid precautions. She said that under Imran Khan’s rule, his baseless allegations against the opposition were the ultimate truth but media exposing his crimes, corruption and blunders were all false.India and Pakistan clashed Friday at the United Nations as Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan accused the rival of a "reign of terror" on Muslims, drawing a stern rebuke.Įven for Pakistan, which routinely castigates India at the world body, Khan's speech to the annual summit was strikingly loaded as he accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of a plan to "purge India of Muslims."
She went on to question Khan’s double standards. Marriyum said that the state of media under Imran Khan’s administration is that his government cooks up “fake cases” against journalists to pressure them into propagating fake news about his so-called “non-existent performance”. If there was a ban on fake news this speech could not have been aired.” Every single word of Imran’s speech today was a textbook definition of fake news. PM Imran khan’s impassioned speech at 74th UNGA would be echoing in the hearts and minds of the glitterati as well as the hoi polloi in the days to come and we, the people of Pakistan, particularly, and the Muslim world generally, would keep reaping the benefits of this phenomenal speech. Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) spokesperson said, “Imran has either totally lost his mind or he takes the people of Pakistan for fools.
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According to ANI, Marriyum said that Khan’s claims of enabling free media in Pakistan raise serious questions over his mental health. While the ruling party Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has dismissed allegations of censorship, the Opposition party spokesperson Marriyum Aurangzeb slammed Imran Khan and said that it is “beyond comprehension” which government and media the Pakistan PM was talking about. Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has been slammed over his statement that there were no curbs or censorship of media and his government had given media total freedom.
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