ANIPakistan lost control of its Frankenstein monster of terrorism which has returned to haunt it: India at UN New York: Exposing Islamabad's duplicity before the international community, India has stated that the rogue Pakiststate has completely lost control of the Frankenstein's monster of terrorism it engineered, which has now returned to violently stalk its own creators, a damning reality openly acknowledged by its own leadership, while pressing for robust global action against state sponsors of terror."Pakistan has presented itself as a frontline state in combating terrorism and as a victim, while masking the fact that the Frankenstein's (monster) the Pakistani state has created and lost control over have moved from wreaking havoc in neighbouring countries to doing the same in Pakistan," Raghoo Puri, a first secretary in India's UN mission, said on Wednesday (local time)."This was exposed recently by a provincial chief minister of Pakistan, and may I jog the memory of colleagues to an interview in 2018 by her father and former prime minister of Pakistan, exposing this dark secret," he stated."You cannot run with the hares and hunt with the hounds," Puri warned.
"Reality never works like that".Puri was delivering India's right of reply in response to an unprovoked tirade launched against New Delhi by Pakistan's Deputy Permanent Representative Usman Jadoon during proceedings at the UN General Assembly's Sixth Committee, which handles legal affairs.Live EventsHighlighting internal contradictions within Pakistan's political apparatus, Maryam Nawaz, who serves as the chief minister of Pakistan's Punjab Province, remarked last month in Lahore, "Unfortunately, the threat Punjab, a province of 130 million, faces comes less from my neighbouring countries and more from my neighbouring provinces."Earlier this month, she further undermined Islamabad's hollow rhetoric surrounding "freedom fighters" by conceding that terrorism defies classification and that anyone participating in extremist violence remains a terrorist regardless of political motivations.Furthermore, in an interview given to the Dawn newspaper back in 2018, her father, former Pakistani prime minister Nawaz Sharif, explicitly confessed to his country's culpability regarding the orchestration of the 26/11 terrorist attack on Mumbai."Militant organisations are active.
Call them non-state actors; should we allow them to cross the border and kill 150 people in Mumbai?" he had stated.While delivering his remarks, Puri pointedly refrained from naming the two members of the Nawaz family.Lampooning Islamabad's delusional posturing over military outcomes, Puri dismissed Pakistan's fabrications regarding its purported victory against India during Operation Sindoor, an assertive counter-terror strike executed by New Delhi in decisive retaliation for the brutal Pahalgam terror attack."If bombed-out airfields and cratered runways look like victory to Pakistan, they are, of course, welcome to enjoy it," he noted."Pakistani representative's desperation to falsely tout the Pakistani military's narrative on the outcome of Operation Sindoor" merely aligned with its long-standing machinery of state-sponsored disinformation and psychological deception, he asserted.Puri, who effectively dismantled Islamabad's propaganda during the session, holds a biotechnology degree from Panjab University alongside an MBA from the Management Development Institute located in Gurgaon.
Belonging to the prestigious 2014 cohort of the Indian Foreign Service, his diplomatic pedigree includes prior postings....
