Uri terror attack

Brics meet

terrorism 's "mothership

Pakistan should first fulfil

India at #IPU135 Geneva

"The people of Pakistan,PoK,Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa have become victims of sectarian conflict, terrorism" pic.twitter.com/BaH7pmt1xW



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NEW DELHI: Pakistan yesterday doggedly raised the UN Security Council resolution in Kashmir, at yet another international meeting, only to be smacked down yet again by India, which used the occasion to directly name it the "epicentre" of terror."Terrorism remains the grossest violation of human rights and Pakistan has the distinction of being the epicenter", India said yesterday at an assembly of the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) in Geneva, ANI reported.Following thelast month, India has at many international forums called out Pakistan for its inaction on terror.Unlike at thein Goa two weeks ago, when New Delhi saidis a country in India's neighbourhood," India yesterday didn't shy away from naming Pakistan at the 135th assembly of the IPU. The IPU is an international organization of Parliaments and was established in 1889.In response to Pakistan raising the UN resolution on Kashmir, India saidits primary obligation under the resolution, which is to "vacate the illegal occupation of Pakistan-Occupied-Kashmir," Times Now reported.India further said Islamabad should focus on setting "its own house in order"."The people of Pakistan, PoK, Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa have become victims of sectarian conflict, terrorism," India said.Two weeks ago, Prime Minister Narendra Modi used the occasion of a Brics meet to slam Pakistan."In our own region, terrorism poses a grave threat to peace, security and development. Tragically its mothership is a country in India's neighbourhood. Terror modules around the world are linked to this mothership. This country shelters not just terrorists. It nurtures a mindset. A mindset that loudly proclaims that terrorism is justified for political gains. It is a mindset that we strongly condemn," the PM said.