Pakistan accuses India of backing terrorism through Afghan proxies at UN
Most outlets led with Pakistan's accusation that India is supporting militant groups in Afghanistan, citing a statement made at the United Nations. Geo News included a direct quote from Muhammad Jawad Ajmal, naming him as a counsellor at Pakistan’s Permanent Mission to the United Nations, while Daily Times focused on the broader claim and context of the UN statement. Both excerpts mention the TTP and BLA as groups allegedly supported by India, though Daily Times added a brief reference to security agencies planning to eliminate these groups.
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Pakistan accuses India of backing militants at UN
Pakistan has accused India of supporting militant groups operating against the country and providing assistance
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Pakistan accuses India of backing terrorism through Afghan proxies
Pakistan has accused India of supporting militant groups through proxies in Afghanistan. Islamabad raised the allegations at the United Nations during a right-of-reply statement. Read More: Security agencies will eliminate India’s proxies from Pakistan: Tarar Muhammad Jawad Ajmal, a counsellor at Pakistan’s UN mission, responded to remarks by India’s representative. He alleged that India was […]
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India sponsoring terrorism through proxies in Afghanistan, Pakistan tells UN
Muhammad Jawad Ajmal, counsellor at Pakistan’s Permanent Mission to the United Nations, speaking at the UN. —X@PakistanUN_NYIslamabad says India is backing militant groups, including TTP, BLA.Says India supporting attacks through proxies based in Afghanistan.Envoy...
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