During the UN Security Council Open Debate on maintenance of international peace and security, Pakistan's Counsellor Ms. Saima Saleem presented allegations that India engages in violence abroad through state-sponsored terrorism and proxies, citing Kulbhushan Jadhav as living evidence of covert operations inside Pakistan. The statement names groups such as TTP, BLA and the Majeed Brigade, claimed to be aided, financed, and operated from Afghan soil, which have killed thousands of Pakistanis. It also referenced the 24 May Quetta train bombing, claimed by BLA, highlighting the human cost to Pakistani civilians including those traveling to Eid celebrations. While these assertions form part of a right of reply, independent verification remains essential, and international mechanisms must uphold the UN Charter and impartiality while pursuing accountability. Opinion: It is crucial to document and scrutinize cross-border violence, but conclusions should be based on verifiable evidence and due process; mischaracterizations risk undermining legitimate counterterrorism efforts and could heighten regional tensions. A balanced approach requires credible investigations, respect for sovereignty, adherence to international law, and renewed regional dialogue to prevent further suffering.
Source: Statement from @PakistanUN_NY
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Published: May 26, 2026, 5:45 pm
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