India and Pakistan sparred over Kashmir at the UN General Assembly after Pakistan's prime minister Shehbaz Sharif drew parallels between the people of the Himalayan territory and Palestinians. Kashmir is at the heart of a decades-old dispute between India and Pakistan,

Pakistani and Indian delegates exchanged sharp barbs at the United Nations on Friday night after Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif criticised India's policies in occupied Kashmir and accused New Delhi of sponsoring terrorism against Pakistan.

India, in a strong Right to Reply on Friday, slammed Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif over his statement on Kashmir at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), describing it as “hypocrisy at its worst”.

Jammu and Kashmir activist Javed Beigh criticizes Pakistan's misinformation on Kashmir at the UNGA. He highlights the contrast between Indian-administered regions and those under Pakistan's control. Beigh emphasizes India's strategic interests in PoGB and PoJK,

Mangalanandan called out Pakistan for attempting to undermine India’s democracy while itself being run by the military and having a long history of terrorism. “The truth is that Pakistan covets our territory and has continuously used terrorism to disrupt elections in Jammu and Kashmir,

India called it a "travesty" that Pakistan, with "a global reputation for terrorism," had the "audacity to attack" the world's largest democracy and raise the issue of Jammu and Kashmir on the United Nations platform.

At the UNGA, Shehbaz Sharif said India should enter into a dialogue for “peaceful” resolution of the Jammu and Kashmir issue.

Pakistan Friday raised the issue of Jammu and Kashmir in the UN General Assembly, saying India should reverse the abrogation of Article 370 and enter into a dialogue with it for a “peaceful” resolution of the issue.