Pakistan's Gaffe Queen Maleeha Lodhi removed
India | Sep 30, 2019, 11:16 PM ISTMaleeha Lodhi, Pakistan's Permanent Representative to the United Nations, has been removed. Munir Akram has been appointed in her place.
Maleeha Lodhi, Pakistan's Permanent Representative to the United Nations, has been removed. Munir Akram has been appointed in her place.
The man hurled abuses at her, saying she was a thief and did not deserve to represent Pakistan at the convention.
"The Council needs to be more consistent and unbiased in its actions. Selectivity in implementation of its resolutions and decisions, especially on long-standing disputes, notably Jammu and Kashmir and Palestine must end. There can, after all, be no peace without justice," Lodhi said.
During a debate of the UN General Assembly, Pak envoy Maleeha Lodhi alleged that India made a 'false claim' of conducting surgical strike across the LoC to provoke conflict with Pakistan.
"India cannot deny around 80 Kashmiris completely blinded deliberately by its forces and blinding of over 200 innocent Kashmiris in one eye," Pakistan's Foreign Office spokesman Nafess Zakaria claimed.
India on Monday said Pakistan had tried to mislead the UN General Assembly by displaying a fake picture to spread falsehood about the country.
Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj, First Secretary in the Permanent Mission of India to the United Nations Eenam Gambhir and diplomat at the Permanent Mission of India to the United Nations Paulomi Tripathi are holding the fort for India.
For contrast, Paulomi Tripathi held up a picture of the body of Lt. Umar Faiyaz surrounded by mourners, and another of Lodhi displaying the fake picture.
In her attempt to defame India at the international forum, Maleeha tried to pass off picture of a Palestinian girl as of a pellet gun victim from Kashmir
Terming India as the "mother of terrorism" in South Asia, Pakistan's ambassador to the UN Maleeha Lodhi accused it of sponsoring terrorism in various parts of her country
Strongly objecting efforts to link Islam to terrorism, the Pakistani Ambassador said that even the United Nations has acknowledged that terrorism cannot and should not be linked with or be associated with any religion.
Maleeha Lodhi, Pakistan’s envoy to the United Nations, has termed New Delhi’s attempts to diplomatically isolate Islamabad a “fool’s errand”.
Pakistan has told the United Nations (UN) that Indian troops launched artillery barrages last week in a "major escalation" of attacks on the Line of Control (LoC) threatening regional peace and security.
Pakistan’s US Ambassador Maleeha Lodhi today warned that if India continues its “provocations”, Pakistan will respond with all the capabilities at its command.
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