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India Rejects OIC Kashmir Resolutions, Calls Them Malicious

By Drooid · Oct 19, 2026, 4:33 PM UTC · How we work

Summary

Story summary

India’s Ministry of External Affairs rejected OIC resolutions that referenced Jammu and Kashmir.
The ministry issued the rejection on 19 October 2026, calling the references malicious and false.
It accused Pakistan of orchestrating the OIC references and using violence against civilian protesters, including women and children.
The ministry said Pakistan imposed a media blackout to hide those human-rights violations.
It urged OIC members to reform the organization and questioned its credibility.

History

Historical Context

The 1947 partition sparked the Indo-Pakistani war, leading India to refer the dispute to the UN, which adopted Resolution 47 on 21 April 1948. The UN Commission’s cease-fire took effect on 1 January 1949, creating the Line of Control. In October 2026 India’s Ministry of External Affairs dismissed OIC resolutions blaming Pakistan for Kashmir violence, recalling the 1948-49 diplomatic effort.

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Story summary

India’s Ministry of External Affairs rejected OIC resolutions that referenced Jammu and Kashmir.
The ministry issued the rejection on 19 October 2026, calling the references malicious and false.
It accused Pakistan of orchestrating the OIC references and using violence against civilian protesters, including women and children.
The ministry said Pakistan imposed a media blackout to hide those human-rights violations.
It urged OIC members to reform the organization and questioned its credibility.

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