‘India will not bow down to nuclear blackmail’, India’s strong message to Pakistan in UN

new york: : united nations From the UN platform, India has given a clear and strong message to Pakistan and reiterated that nuclear weapons should not be used as a means of pressure or blackmail at the international level. India is not going to bow down to any kind of nuclear threat. During the high-level meeting of the First Committee on Disarmament and International Security of the United Nations General Assembly, Pakistan once again Jammu and Kashmir When the issue was raised, India gave this sharp reply under its ‘Right to Reply’. geneva Senior Advisor on Disarmament Affairs in Anmol Sher Singh Bedi Taking a strong stand, he said that Jammu and Kashmir It was, is and will always be an integral and indivisible part of India. He clarified that India has always been a supporter of peace, but if responsibility is not fixed for irresponsible terrorist activities, then peace remains just a temporary pause between two crises.

India’s stance and global warning regarding nuclear weapons

India, while clarifying its position on the global stage, said that all its military capabilities are purely defensive and they have been decided in accordance with the sovereignty and security needs of the country. These capabilities have not been created with aggressive intentions against any country. Anmol Bedi Said that using nuclear weapons as a common political tactic is extremely dangerous and irresponsible. He said that failed attempts to limit counter-terrorism measures by trumpeting nuclear weapons have increased border tensions instead of reducing them. India also highlighted that it has a long-standing strategy of creating trouble in the region – first carrying out provocative terrorist acts, then flatly denying its involvement and then appealing to the international community for restraint when a befitting reply is received from India. Bedi According to, when those in power are not accountable to the public, innocent citizens have to pay the price of their short-sighted decisions.

India’s three strict and clear principles on terrorism

• prompt and appropriate response: Any terrorist attack on Indian soil or citizens will be given a befitting and appropriate response. The country will never step back on issues related to its security.

• No fear of nuclear blackmail: India will not bow down to any kind of nuclear threat. India cannot be stopped from taking strong military action against terrorism by showing the threat of nuclear weapons.

• There is no difference between conspirators and terrorists: India weighs the masters of terrorism, its conspirators and its executioners on the same scale. The sponsoring country cannot escape its direct responsibility by carrying out an attack with the help of a so-called non-governmental organization (Non-State Actor) or terrorist group.

India’s strict statement on ‘Operation Vermillion’ and Indus Water Agreement

senior diplomat Anmol Bedi reminded the international community that last year Pahalgam After the barbaric terrorist attack in 2017, India took targeted action while exercising its constitutional right of self-defense. Jammu and Kashmir Of Pahalgam 26 innocent civilians, most of whom were tourists, lost their lives in that cowardly attack. In response, India successfully destroyed terrorist bases operating in Pakistan and its occupied Kashmir (PoK) by running ‘Operation Vermillion’. India described these actions as extremely balanced and disciplined actions aimed at preventing tensions.

Along with this, India mentioned the historical Indus Water Agreement and said that this treaty was made on the basis of mutual trust and goodwill. No country can expect to continue getting the benefits of the agreement by promoting cross-border terrorism on one hand and breaking trust. Pahalgam After the attack, India had made it clear that this agreement would remain on hold until cross-border terrorism is completely and permanently ended.

Pakistan’s siege on the dark history of nuclear proliferation

India arrested Pakistan’s controversial nuclear scientist AQ Khan Raised the issue of the infamous nuclear black market network and put him in the dock. Bedi Said that due to the history of this illegal network, the United Nations Security Council had to pass Resolution 1540 about two decades ago. Mine An international syndicate led by N.K. was involved in illegal smuggling of nuclear equipment and technologies. The US State Department had also called it a ‘one-stop shop’ for countries trying to acquire nuclear weapons. India stressed that all responsible countries and suppliers should exercise utmost vigilance in matters of nuclear cooperation and supply of state-of-the-art military equipment, as this vigilance is essential not only for regional but also for overall global security.