India's UN Ambassador Parvathaneni Harish criticized Pakistan at the UNSC for state-sponsored terrorist attacks and highlighted the lack of distinction between terrorists and civilians by Pakistan.
Harish mentioned instances of past attacks, including the 26/11 Mumbai attack and killings in Pahalgam, attributing them to Pakistani terrorism.
India condemned Pakistan's recent shelling of Indian border villages, intentional targeting of places of worship, and use of civilian cover for terrorism.
He emphasized zero tolerance for terrorism and urged the international community to call out sponsors of terrorism.
Harish stressed the need to protect civilians, especially women and children, in armed conflicts and called for respecting international humanitarian law.
India underscored the importance of sovereignty and territorial integrity in Council actions for civilian protection and cautioned against politically motivated interventions.
He called for measures to ensure effective and timely protection of civilians' life, dignity, and rights, guided by principles of humanity and neutrality.
India aims to prevent devastating consequences of interventions and urged for credible threat perception before taking action.
Harish emphasized the role of humanitarian agencies in upholding core principles and highlighted the need for their operations to align with humanity and independence.
India plans to present a strong case to the Financial Action Task Force to push Pakistan back into the 'Grey List'.