Archive · 2 Jul 2025
Congress Slams Modi Govt Over Pakistan's UNSC Presidency
Pakistan is now leading the UN Security Council for July, meaning they are in charge of important meetings and decisions.
This is part of their two-year role as a non-permanent member.
Pakistan will also lead the Taliban Sanctions Committee and be vice-chair of the UN Counter-Terrorism Committee.
However, some politicians in India are not happy about this, calling it a failure of their government's diplomacy because they believe Pakistan supports terrorism.
Pakistan assumed the UN Security Council presidency for July.
Pakistan's role as president is part of its two-year term as a non-permanent member.
Pakistan will also chair the Taliban Sanctions Committee.
Pakistan will serve as vice-chair of the UN Counter-Terrorism Committee.
Congress criticized the Modi government, calling it a diplomatic setback.
- Who
- Pakistan and Congress party
- What
- Pakistan assumed the presidency of the UN Security Council and other roles.
- When
- July
- Where
- UN Security Council
- Why
- To fulfill its term as a non-permanent member and address global issues.
Modi Government
Congress Party
Diplomatic Success
Modi Government
The Modi government's foreign policy has been ineffective.
Congress Party
No opposing view presented in the article.
- Presidency Start Date
- July
- Non-Permanent Member Term
- 2 years, started January 2025
- Chair
- Taliban Sanctions Committee
- Vice-Chair
- UN Counter-Terrorism Committee
- Criticism
- Congress party
