India maintains its unchanged stance about Jammu and Kashmir territory
- India conducted its response to Pakistan during the United Nations Human Rights Council session. The Indian diplomat Anupama Singh directly addressed the situation. She declared that Jammu and Kashmir belongs to India since it has always existed as Indian territory. The statements made by Pakistan do not affect Indian territorial claims according to her.
- Singh identified to Pakistan which territories India views as illegally occupied by its military. She declared that those territories need to be released. According to her, India’s stance remains consistent on this matter.
Reference to Elections and Public Participation
- Singh referred to recent general and assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir. She noted that voter turnout reached record levels. She described this turnout as evidence of public participation in the democratic process.
- The people of Jammu and Kashmir use development and democratic engagement to create their path forward according to her statement. The local community supports governance and stability, which drives their progress according to her statement.
Development Projects Highlighted
- Singh mentioned major infrastructure projects in the region during her statement. She highlighted the inauguration of the Chenab Rail Bridge, described as the world’s highest railway bridge. The project serves as evidence of ongoing development work which continues throughout Jammu and Kashmir.
- Singh also referred to the budget allocated for the region’s development. She stated that the allocation functions as a crucial funding source which enables ongoing development and infrastructure expansion.
Comments on Pakistan’s Position
Singh criticized Pakistan’s statements regarding Jammu and Kashmir. She said that such remarks do not reflect the situation on the ground. She also questioned Pakistan’s commentary on democratic processes.
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