The UN Security Council has said that the terrorists involved in the terrorist attack in Kashmir and those who planned the ruthless and brutal act must be brought to justice and given severe punishment. A news report on it.
Terrorism is a major threat to any country. Terrorists infiltrate from one country across the border into another and plan terrorist attacks.
Pakistan has been carrying out cross-border terrorism against India for a long time. Recently, the Pakistani government has publicly admitted this fact.
Pakistan’s military minister Khawaja Asif has said that the Pakistani government has been providing training, funding and weapons to terrorist groups to carry out terrorist attacks against India.
The country’s senior minister’s admission of the terrorist attacks carried out by Pakistan against India has confirmed India’s accusations against Pakistan till date.
Pakistani terrorists attacked tourists in the Baisaran Valley near Bagalgam in Jammu and Kashmir. In this attack, claimed by TRF, a shadow organization of Pakistan’s Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist organization, 26 people were brutally killed. Many were seriously injured.
The terrorist attack on innocent people was strongly condemned by the leaders of various world countries including the United Nations, the United States, Britain, the European Union, Russia, Israel, Australia, Italy, and the United Arab Emirates.
Prime Minister Modi had assured that the terrorists would be identified, hunted down, and given appropriate punishment.
Prime Minister Modi vowed that the punishment given to the terrorists involved in this would be unimaginable.
In this context, the 15-member UN Security Council has strongly condemned the Kashmir attack. Furthermore, the UN Security Council has issued a lengthy statement stating that all forms of terrorism are the greatest threat to global peace and security.
In the statement, it has been urged that all those responsible for the Bagalkot terrorist attack, those who carried out the attack, those who directed it from behind, those who financed it and those who assisted it should be brought to justice and severely punished.
Stating that terrorist acts are crimes that cannot be justified, wherever and by whomever they are committed, the members of the UN Security Council have also highlighted the need to combat terrorism by all means. It is noteworthy that Pakistan is a non-permanent member of the UN Security Council.
