India rejects OIC criticism over Kashmir

India's foreign ministry dismisses resolutions from an Islamic bloc meeting, accusing Pakistan of orchestrating anti-India references.

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India rejects OIC criticism over Kashmir

India's foreign ministry dismisses resolutions from an Islamic bloc meeting, accusing Pakistan of orchestrating anti-India references.

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India's foreign ministry dismisses resolutions from an Islamic bloc meeting, accusing Pakistan of orchestrating anti-India references. India's Ministry of External Affairs rejected references to India in resolutions adopted at the Organization of Islamic Cooperation's October meeting in Baghdad, calling them…

OIC meeting adopts India resolutions

OIC meeting adopts India resolutions

The Organization of Islamic Cooperation held its fifty-second Council of Foreign Ministers meeting in Baghdad on October seventeen to eighteen, two thousand twenty-six, adopting resolutions that referenced India.

India calls resolutions malicious

On October nineteen, two thousand twenty-six, India's Ministry of External Affairs rejected the resolutions as malicious, biased and false, accusing Pakistan of orchestrating them.

“malicious, biased and false”

MEA says OIC misused by Pakistan

The Ministry of External Affairs said it was disappointed that the OIC had once again allowed itself to be misused by Pakistan for its bigoted agenda.

“once again allowed itself to be misused by Pakistan for its bigoted agenda”

Kashmir is integral to India

The MEA reiterated that the Union Territories of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh are integral and inalienable parts of India, and politically motivated propaganda cannot alter that reality.

“integral and inalienable parts of India”

India cites Kashmir development gains

Since the abrogation of Article three hundred seventy, Jammu and Kashmir has seen significant economic growth, with infrastructure development, tourism and connectivity benefiting its people directly, the MEA said.

MEA questions OIC credibility

The MEA said the OIC's repeated endorsement of propaganda peddled by Pakistan raised serious questions about its credibility and integrity, and expressed hope members would reform the organisation.

“serious questions about its credibility and integrity”

At a glance

India's Ministry of External Affairs rejected references to India in resolutions adopted at the Organization of Islamic Cooperation's October meeting in Baghdad, calling them orchestrated by Pakistan.

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