India Slams Pakistan’s ‘Falsehoods’ at UN, Warns Terrorism Will Have Consequences

India on [date] exercised its Right of Reply at the United Nations, sharply criticizing Pakistan for what it called ‘falsehoods’ and ‘deceit’ after Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif credited U.S. President Donald Trump for a ‘timely intervention’ in the 2025 conflict and raised the Kashmir issue. The Indian representative warned that terrorism will have consequences, underscoring New Delhi’s firm stance against cross-border militancy.

In his UN remarks, Sharif had thanked President Trump for his role in de-escalating the 2025 conflict and reiterated Pakistan’s position on Kashmir. India’s rebuttal rejected these claims as misleading, emphasizing that Pakistan continues to sponsor terrorism, a charge Islamabad denies. India has consistently called on the international community to hold Pakistan accountable for cross-border attacks.

The exchange marks a further deterioration in India-Pakistan relations, with potential implications for regional stability and global diplomatic alignments. India’s warning signals that it may take punitive measures if terrorism persists. The international community, including the U.S., is likely to monitor the situation closely, while Pakistan has yet to respond to India’s latest remarks.