India Denounces Pakistan as 'Failed State' at UNHRC Session

Indian envoy criticizes Pakistan's reliance on international aid and its use of global platforms to spread anti-India rhetoric.

India's Permanent Mission to the UN described Pakistan as a 'failed state' dependent on international handouts at the 58th UNHRC session in Geneva.
Indian diplomat Kshitij Tyagi accused Pakistan of spreading falsehoods dictated by its 'military-terrorist complex' and misusing international forums to target India.
India reaffirmed that Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh are integral parts of the country, highlighting significant development and stability in the regions.
The Indian envoy criticized Pakistan's domestic governance, citing human rights abuses, minority persecution, and its harboring of UN-sanctioned terrorists.
India urged Pakistan to focus on addressing its internal crises instead of its 'unhealthy obsession' with India.