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Indian MP Hits Pakistan at UN Over Kashmir Claims

By Drooid · Oct 11, 2026, 10:36 AM UTC · How we work

Summary

Story summary

Mahima Kumari Mewar (Indian MP) delivered India's Right of Reply at the UN, New York, on October 9, 2026.
She denounced Pakistan for spreading falsehoods about Jammu and Kashmir.
Mewar affirmed Jammu and Kashmir remains an integral, inalienable part of India.
She accused Pakistani forces and proxies of killing dozens of civilians protesting basic rights in occupied areas.
Mewar criticized Pakistan’s history of military dictatorships, sham elections, leader incarcerations, extremism and state-sponsored terrorism.

History

Historical Context

The Indian Independence Act of 1947 ended British rule, creating India and Pakistan on 14–15 August 1947 and triggering a population transfer of about 14.5 million people. The Kashmir dispute that followed led the UN Security Council to adopt Resolution 47 in January 1948, urging a plebiscite. On 9 October 2026, Indian MP Mahima Kumari Mewar cited history at the UN, accusing Pakistan of violating principles and highlighting the dispute’s security stakes.

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Story summary

Mahima Kumari Mewar (Indian MP) delivered India's Right of Reply at the UN, New York, on October 9, 2026.
She denounced Pakistan for spreading falsehoods about Jammu and Kashmir.
Mewar affirmed Jammu and Kashmir remains an integral, inalienable part of India.
She accused Pakistani forces and proxies of killing dozens of civilians protesting basic rights in occupied areas.
Mewar criticized Pakistan’s history of military dictatorships, sham elections, leader incarcerations, extremism and state-sponsored terrorism.

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