“Living in a ‘la-la land’: India slams Pakistan at UN over J&K, urges it to vacate illegally occupied territories”

At the 55th Regular Session of the UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC), India strongly rebuked Pakistan and the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) over their remarks on Jammu and Kashmir, dismissing them as baseless and driven by envy.

Speaking during the High-Level Segment in Geneva, First Secretary Anupama Singh said Pakistan’s narrative was steeped in “propaganda that reeks of envy,” adding that New Delhi had no intention of dignifying such claims but would counter them with facts. She remarked that Pakistan must be living in a “la-la land” if it fails to acknowledge the progress and development taking place in Jammu and Kashmir.

India Calls Out Pakistan’s ‘Envious Propaganda’ at UNHRC, Reaffirms J&K as Integral Part of the Country

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Responding to references made by Pakistan and the OIC during the session, Singh asserted that Jammu and Kashmir “was, is, and will always remain an integral and inalienable part of India.” She emphasized that the accession of Jammu and Kashmir to India was “entirely legal, irrevocable, and in accordance with the Indian Independence Act of 1947 and international law.”

India also reiterated that repeated rhetoric and misinformation campaigns cannot alter the reality of the region’s status. The envoy underlined that Pakistan should instead focus on addressing its own internal challenges and vacate areas under its illegal and forcible occupation.

Reaffirming New Delhi’s stance, Singh said India remains committed to ensuring peace, stability, and development in Jammu and Kashmir, while firmly rejecting what it described as politically motivated attempts to internationalize the issue.

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