India calls Pakistan's "lecturing others on human rights" before the UNHRC "deeply ironic"

India has criticized Pakistan for their hypocritical lectures on human rights abuses before the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC). Indian diplomat Mohammed Hussain urged Pakistan to "confront the persecution of minorities on their own soil" during his remarks at the 34th Meeting of the 60th Session of the UNHRC in Geneva on Wednesday.

The fact that a nation like Pakistan tries to educate others on human rights strikes India as quite ironic. Mohammed Hussain stated, "Pakistan should address the persecution of minorities on their own territory rather than disseminating propaganda." Days after Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province saw the deaths of at least 24 civilians, including women and children, India made a statement to the UNHRC.

According to authorities, explosive devices kept at a Pakistani Taliban facility in northwest Pakistan exploded, killing at least 24 people—including women and children—and injuring a number more. But according to the locals, the complex was struck by airstrikes in the Matur Dara neighborhood of the Tirah Valley in the Khyber district of the Afghan-bordering province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.