NEW DELHI: An Indian diplomat has strongly condemned Pakistan at the UN Human Rights Council on the Kashmir issue. He said, Islamabad's vision of self-determination is actually government-sponsored cross-border terrorism. India's first secretary in the UN Mission, Viman Aryan, strongly condemned Pakistan's false propaganda. He also said that Jammu and Kashmir is an inseparable part of India.
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Aryan, who hails from Kishtwar in Jammu and Kashmir, has said that the principle of self-determination adopted by Pakistan poses a serious threat to countries in the world where many castes and religious communities live together. "The self-determination Pakistan envisages is actually government-sponsored cross-border terrorism and in reality support means providing military, financial and logistic support to terrorism against India," he said.
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Aryan said the biggest trouble in Jammu and Kashmir arises from the active impetus of cross-border terrorism by Pakistan and the continued violation of the right to life of the people of Kashmir by Pakistan through the use of terrorism as a tool of government policy. "Pakistan must fulfill its commitment under the 1972 Shimla Agreement and the Lahore Declaration of 1999," Aryan said.