New Delhi: India lambasted Pakistan for raising the Jammu and Kashmir issue on a United Nations platform, saying that the country only makes rhetoric to maintain its perverted agenda and is always engaged in framing charges. Deepak Mishra, a minister in India's Permanent Mission to the United Nations, did not name Pakistan, but his remarks were in response to a statement by Pakistan Ambassador Maleeha Lodhi to the United Nations, who spoke at a forum of the world body last week. She constantly said regarding Jammu and Kashmir.

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Lodhi, citing India's decision to repeal Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir, said that the UN's agenda of ending decolonization would remain incomplete without addressing the issue. Mishra said on Wednesday that attempts were being made to deliberately deviate from the topic and make inappropriate comments. He said that he only keeps making rhetoric to pursue his perverted agenda and is indulging in making lousy and baseless allegations.

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Addressing the committee, Mishra said that since the founding of the United Nations, more than 80 former colonies have achieved independence and joined the UN family. According to world body documents, as a result of the continued efforts for membership of the United Nations, less than two million people live in non-self-governed areas today.

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