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- By Nidhi Giri
- Thu, 22 May 2025 10:32 AM (IST)
- Source:JND
India came down heavily on Pakistan at the World Health Organization (WHO), calling out the neighbouring country for sponsoring and organising terrorism from its soil. Indian diplomat Anupama Singh, who spoke at the WHO headquarters in Geneva, lambasted Pakistan, saying, "Pakistan breeds terrorism, cannot masquerade as its victim." Meanwhile, India’s crucial diplomatic outreach program to expose Pakistan’s links to terror outfits began on Wednesday with MPs from across the political spectrum visiting various countries in groups following Operation Sindoor to expose the misdeeds of the neighbouring country.
"Let us not forget the sponsors and organisers of terrorism operate from Pakistani soil. In response, India launched Operation Sindoor, precise, proportionate and focused on the infrastructure of terror inside Pakistan,” Anupama Singh said.
"We took measures to ensure their civilians are neither targeted nor harmed. Rather, only the Pakistan-trained terrorists and their well-known hideouts,” the Indian diplomat highlighted on India’s action against Pakistan.
"Pakistan also continues its false narrative regarding the Indus waters treaty, trying to obfuscate the issue,” she asserted.
"A state that breeds terrorism cannot masquerade as its victims," Anupama Singh reiterated.
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Indian diplomat Anupama Singh at the WHO laid it out clearly:
Terrorists trained in Pakistan murdered 26 innocent Indian tourists in front of their families.
The organizers operate openly from Pakistani soil.
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Operation Sindoor
The Indian Army launched Operation Sindoor in the wee hours of May 7, carrying out missile strikes against terrorist camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. The Union Ministry of Defence said the Army targeted terrorist infrastructure from where attacks against India were planned and directed. These strikes came as India's response to the terror attack which took place in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir on April 22 and led to the killing of 26 people, mostly tourists.