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The reporting broadly agrees that India rejected the OIC's remarks on Jammu and Kashmir at a United Nations committee meeting and defended its counter-terror stance.
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India rebukes OIC over Kashmir remarks at UN
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India strongly criticized the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation at a United Nations committee meeting.
Biplab Kumar Deb said the grouping could not distinguish between victims and perpetrators of terrorism.
India defended its right to protect citizens from cross-border terrorism.
The remarks rejected the OIC's references to Jammu and Kashmir.
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India also pointed to alleged rights abuses and illegal occupation in Pakistan-occupied areas.
The criticism was framed around anti-terror operations and alleged human rights violations.
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The available coverage does not indicate any response from the OIC, so the next developments depend on whether the grouping issues a reply or whether the dispute escalates further at the UN.
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The reporting portrays India as defending its counter-terror operations and rejecting what it saw as unfair OIC criticism. Biplab Kumar Deb said the grouping could not tell victims from perpetrators and said India had the right to protect its citizens from cross-border attacks. The remarks also accused the OIC of ignoring alleged rights abuses in Pakistan-occupied territories. This coverage presents the Indian response as a firm rebuttal at the UN.
Distinctive emphasis — reported claim, not independently verified.Sources: Times Now, The Times of India
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'Unable to distinguish between victim & perpetrator': India tears into OIC over J&K remarks at UN
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India hit back at the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation during a United Nations General Assembly committee meeting, rejecting remarks concerning Jammu and Kashmir and anti-terror operations. Lok Sabha MP Biplab Kumar Deb stated that the grouping failed to differentiate between victims and perpetrators of terrorism, reaffirmed India's right to defend its citizens from cross-border attacks, and criticized the OIC for ignoring alleged rights abuses in Pakistan-occupied territories.
'Can't tell victim from perpetrator': India hits back at OIC over terror action remarks | India News
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India strongly criticized the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation at the United Nations General Assembly, stating the group fails to separate victims from perpetrators regarding New Delhi's actions against terror infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. BJP MP Biplab Kumar Deb asserted India's right to protect its citizens from cross-border terrorism and dismissed the OIC's references to Jammu and Kashmir, instead pointing to alleged rights abuses and illegal occupation in Pakistan-occupied territories.
'Unable To Distinguish Between Victim And Perpetrator': India Slams OIC At UN Over Remarks On J&K
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India delivered a sharp rebuke to the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation at the United Nations, accusing the group of being unable to distinguish between victims and perpetrators. Speaking at the UNGA Sixth Committee, BJP MP Biplab Kumar Deb defended India's actions against cross-border terror infrastructure linked to Pakistan and rejected the grouping's statements regarding Jammu and Kashmir, while urging focus on alleged human rights violations in Pakistan-occupied regions.
India accuses OIC of 'wilful blindness', failing to distinguish between terror's victim and perpetrator
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India strongly condemned the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation at the United Nations, accusing the body of wilful blindness and an inability to distinguish between the victims and perpetrators of terrorism. Speaking at the General Assembly's Sixth Committee, BJP MP Biplab Kumar Deb defended India's counter-terrorism operations and dismissed the OIC's remarks on Kashmir, while urging the grouping to address alleged suppression and rights violations in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir instead.
India Slams OIC At UN Over Kashmir Remarks, Says 'Unable To Distinguish Victim From Perpetrator'
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India rebuked the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation at a United Nations General Assembly committee meeting for its remarks on Jammu and Kashmir and Indian anti-terror strikes. Lok Sabha MP Biplab Kumar Deb accused the grouping of failing to separate victims from perpetrators, defended India's right to counter cross-border terrorism, and urged the OIC to focus on alleged human rights violations and suppression within Pakistan-occupied Kashmir instead.