India Reply Sharif Speech

Exercising India's Right of Reply during the General Debate of the 71st session UN General Assembly on Wednesday, senior diplomat at India's UN mission, Eenam Gambhir slammed Pakistan for raising Kashmir protest and eulogising terrorist Burhan Wani. Read the full text of her statement

In a sharp rejoinder to Nawaz Sharif's speech at the UN on Wednesday, in which he raised the Kashmir protests and glorified terrorist Burhan Wani, India described Pakistan as host to "the Ivy League of terrorism".

In a befitting reply to Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's UN speech, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj said that Pakistan must "Give up terrorism" before peace talks can take place. Here are the highlights of her speech at UN General Assembly:

Rejecting Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's speech at the United Nations, India today accused him of misusing the global forum to "distort reality and portray a false picture of the challenges in our region." Exercising a Right of Reply, India said Mr Sharif's portrayal of Pakistan as the "primary victim of terrorism" was inaccurate.

Exercising India's Right of Reply during the General Debate of the 71st session UN General Assembly on Wednesday, senior diplomat at India's UN mission, Eenam Gambhir slammed Pakistan for raising Kashmir protest and eulogising terrorist Burhan Wani. Read the full text of her statement

In a sharp rejoinder to Nawaz Sharif's speech at the UN on Wednesday, in which he raised the Kashmir protests and glorified terrorist Burhan Wani, India described Pakistan as host to "the Ivy League of terrorism".

In a befitting reply to Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's UN speech, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj said that Pakistan must "Give up terrorism" before peace talks can take place. Here are the highlights of her speech at UN General Assembly:

Rejecting Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's speech at the United Nations, India today accused him of misusing the global forum to "distort reality and portray a false picture of the challenges in our region." Exercising a Right of Reply, India said Mr Sharif's portrayal of Pakistan as the "primary victim of terrorism" was inaccurate.