India delivered a sharp response to Pakistan and the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) over their remarks concerning Jammu and Kashmir during proceedings at the United Nations Human Rights Council. Representing India’s Permanent Mission, First Secretary Anupama Singh reaffirmed that Jammu and Kashmir is an integral and inalienable part of India and rejected external comments on the matter. In her statement, Singh accused Pakistan of using misinformation and political narratives to divert attention from its own internal challenges and human rights concerns. Referring to reports of unrest and security actions in Pakistan-administered Kashmir, she argued that developments in the region reflect deeper governance and rights-related issues. India also reiterated its longstanding position regarding territories under Pakistan’s control and called attention to concerns surrounding civil liberties and public grievances in those areas. The exchange marks the latest diplomatic confrontation between the two neighbors on the international stage, where Kashmir continues to remain a subject of competing narratives. The remarks highlighted India’s emphasis on sovereignty, territorial integrity and counterterrorism concerns while criticizing attempts to internationalize the issue. The statement is expected to draw further reactions from Islamabad and other stakeholders as discussions on regional security, human rights and geopolitical stability continue at global forums.


