The UN Showdown: India Declares Pakistan the Undisputed Epicentre of Global Terror

In a dramatic and unequivocal address at the United Nations General Assembly, India delivered a scathing condemnation of Pakistan, unequivocally branding it the "epicentre of global terrorism." The powerful rebuttal came from India's First Secretary, Mijito Vinito, who didn't mince words, painting a vivid picture of Pakistan's consistent support for extremist groups and its orchestrations of cross-border terror.

The diplomatic fireworks ignited after Pakistan's envoy, Munir Akram, attempted to raise the contentious issue of Jammu and Kashmir, a move India has consistently deemed an interference in its internal affairs.

But instead of engaging in a tit-for-tat over Kashmir's status, India turned the tables, launching a blistering offensive that laid bare Pakistan's own tarnished record on terrorism.

"The General Assembly is once again witnessing another attempt by the delegation of Pakistan to politicise a forum meant for constructive work by espousing a baseless and irresponsible narrative," Vinito declared.

He went on to assert, with unwavering conviction, that Jammu and Kashmir has always been, and will remain, an "integral and inalienable part of India."

The Indian diplomat then escalated the rhetoric, systematically dismantling Pakistan's claims by shining a spotlight on its deep-seated complicity in fostering global terror.

He highlighted Pakistan's infamous track record, reminding the global body of its role in harboring one of the world’s most wanted terrorists, Osama bin Laden, a fact that remains a glaring stain on its international credibility.

Vinito didn't stop there. He meticulously detailed how Pakistan continues to wage a "proxy war through cross-border terrorism" against India, providing safe havens and logistical support to a litany of proscribed terrorist organizations.

From the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) to Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) and Hizbul Mujahideen, India’s representative laid out how these groups, operating with impunity from Pakistani soil, have sowed death and destruction across the region.

The Indian statement served as a sharp reminder that while Pakistan often attempts to project itself as a victim of terrorism, its actions betray a starkly different reality.

India’s stance underscored a fundamental principle: a nation that actively nurtures and exports terrorism cannot, and should not, expect sympathy or credibility on the global stage. This powerful diplomatic offensive not only firmly rejected Pakistan's narrative but also placed the onus squarely back on Islamabad to address its systemic issues with state-sponsored terrorism.