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Jaishankar condemns Pakistan at UN, says terrorism cannot claim immunity
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🗓 27 Sep 2026, 04:46 AM
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At a United Nations session, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar accused Pakistan of fostering terrorism and warned that perpetrators cannot enjoy diplomatic immunity, reiterating India’s zero‑tolerance stance.
Speaking at a recent United Nations assembly, India’s External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar directed sharp criticism at Pakistan, labeling it a "serial practitioner of terrorism." He asserted that states which repeatedly sponsor violent extremism cannot hide behind diplomatic protections.
Jaishankar emphasized that international law does not grant immunity to those who facilitate terror activities, and warned that such behavior undermines global peace and security. He called on the UN to hold Pakistan accountable for its alleged support to militant groups.
Reaffirming India’s long‑standing policy, the minister reiterated a zero‑tolerance approach toward terrorism, stating that any nation that aids terror will face consistent diplomatic pressure and isolation.
Jaishankar emphasized that international law does not grant immunity to those who facilitate terror activities, and warned that such behavior undermines global peace and security. He called on the UN to hold Pakistan accountable for its alleged support to militant groups.
Reaffirming India’s long‑standing policy, the minister reiterated a zero‑tolerance approach toward terrorism, stating that any nation that aids terror will face consistent diplomatic pressure and isolation.