In its sharpest attack on Pakistan, India on Thursday (Sept 22) called it a ‘terrorist state’ which carries out ‘war crimes’ by using terrorism as an ‘instrument of state policy’, after Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif glorified Hizbul commander Burhan Wani at the United Nations.
India also strongly rejected Sharif's call for ‘a serious and sustained’ bilateral dialogue ‘without any conditions’, saying that Pakistan, which ‘seems to be run by a war machine rather than a government’, wants talks with a ‘gun in its hand’.
Strongly reacting to Sharif's remarks at the UN General Assembly session, Minister of State for External Affairs M J Akbar described them as full of ‘threat, bluster and complete disregard of facts’ as he said glorification of Wani by him at the world forum is an act of ‘self-incrimination’ by Pakistan.
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