Pakistan hands over dossier on ‘Indian terrorism’ to UN chief
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has asked a United Nations to curb India from interfering in Pakistan and from activities directed during destabilising a country, a Foreign Office pronounced on Friday.
According to a statement, Pakistan’s permanent deputy to a UN Ambassador Maleeha Lodhi delivered a dossier, along with a minute from Prime Minister’s confidant on Foreign Affairs, to UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres on India’s division and terrorism in a country, quite Balochistan, Federally Administered Tribal Areas (Fata) and Karachi.
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The dossier, that contained additional information and explanation of Indian division in Pakistan, was a follow adult to a 3 dossiers, that had been common with a UN in Oct 2015, a communiqué said.
The dossier urged a UN secretary ubiquitous and applicable UN bodies to severely cruise a matter in a light of information common by Islamabad, and play a purpose in confining India from activities that were in transparent defilement of general law and acted a hazard to informal and general assent and security.
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