New York:— Senator Sherry Rehman, a key member of Pakistan’s diplomatic delegation to the United Nations, issued a strong statement from New York, reaffirming Pakistan’s commitment to exposing India’s fabricated propaganda and presenting the country’s principled stance on regional peace, international law, and responsible diplomacy.
“Under the leadership of Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, our delegation has launched a full-spectrum diplomatic outreach in New York,” said Senator Rehman. “We are here not for photo-ops, but for strategic engagement with the international community at the heart of the UN system.”
Senator Rehman emphasized that Pakistan is actively presenting its diplomatic agenda, focused on peace, sustainable development, and regional stability. “Pakistan’s image as a responsible and stable middle power is being clearly articulated. We are highlighting our unwavering respect for international law and our constructive role in South Asia’s peace and security,” she said.
Rejecting India’s recent falsehoods, Senator Rehman warned against the dangerous normalization of using baseless terrorism allegations as a pretext for war. “India’s fabricated narrative will not be allowed to masquerade as truth. Using false allegations to justify military aggression is not only irresponsible—it’s unacceptable,” she stated. “Terrorism is a serious global issue and must be dealt with seriously, not exploited for political gain.”
Senator Rehman recalled Pakistan’s heavy sacrifices in the fight against terrorism. “We’ve waged one of the longest and most difficult ground battles against terrorism. Our people have paid with blood and resources. Shaheed Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto was herself martyred by extremists. We do not need lectures from those who manufacture threats for electoral theatrics.”
Senator Rehman praised Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari’s leadership on the international stage. “The Prime Minister has entrusted Chairman Bilawal with the responsibility of presenting Pakistan’s clear stance on Indian violations—be it water aggression, Kashmir, or breaches of international peace laws. His response during India’s recent military provocations was clear, reasoned, and effective.”
Senator Rehman underscored Pakistan’s commitment to dialogue and de-escalation, but not at the cost of silence. “As a responsible nuclear state, Pakistan believes in broad, just, and peaceful engagement. But we will not remain quiet on Prime Minister Modi’s reckless and dangerous policies. We will continue to warn the world of their consequences.”
Concluding her remarks, Senator Rehman stated, “Whether it’s on the battlefield or the diplomatic front, Pakistan knows how to defend itself. We are here to ensure the world sees through the fog of misinformation—and to reaffirm our enduring commitment to peace and global cooperation.”
Sohail Majeed is a Special Correspondent at The Diplomatic Insight. He has twelve plus years of experience in journalism & reporting. He covers International Affairs, Diplomacy, UN, Sports, Climate Change, Economy, Technology, and Health.
