Vice President of the United Nations Anti -Terrorism Committee, rejects opposition to India

New York (94 news) Pakistan Anti -Terrorism Committee of the UN Security Council (UNSC CTC) has assumed the post of Vice President of India while India had expressed strong reservations on it and strongly opposed it.

Jo Lia Kendrick, an analyst on micro-blogging website X, said that the appointment is a clear sign that the international community has rejected Indian allegations of terrorism against Pakistan as baseless and politically motivated. Pakistan's leadership in this important international committee is being described as a diplomatic failure of India, which has been trying to tarnish its image at the global level by accusing Pakistan of terrorism for a long time.

Diplomatic experts say that becoming the Vice President of Pakistan is not only a recognition of its efforts at the global level, but it is also a proof that Pakistan is playing a serious and important role in the global struggle against terrorism. It should be noted that the United Nations Counter-Terrorism Committee performs important tasks such as policy-making, coordination and guidance of member countries to combat terrorism at the global level. Pakistani officials have described this development as a major diplomatic success and said that this appointment is a recognition of Pakistan's ongoing efforts for peace and security at the global level.