New York, June 3, 2025 — Pakistan’s former Foreign Minister, Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari, found himself at the receiving end of a pointed rebuttal during a press conference at the United Nations Headquarters on Tuesday, following remarks that sought to portray India in a negative light.
Addressing the media, Bhutto-Zardari alleged that Muslims were being "demonised" in India—a claim widely perceived as part of Pakistan’s continued attempts to internationalise internal Indian matters. However, his narrative was swiftly challenged by a foreign journalist present at the briefing. At UN, Bilawal Bhutto claimed that Indian Govt is demonising muslims in India after Pahalgam Terror attack in Kashmir.
A foreign Muslim Journalist replied that as far as he recalls Indian muslim military official was conducting the briefing for India's Operation Sindoor.… pic.twitter.com/4AwdrUuN0j
The journalist recounted witnessing India's recent Operation Sindoor press briefing, which was notably led by a senior Indian Muslim officer. The firsthand account directly contradicted Bhutto-Zardari’s assertions, exposing the weakness in his argument.
Confronted with this factual rebuttal, the former minister offered no verbal response and simply nodded—visibly left without a counter.
The exchange underscored growing international scrutiny of politically motivated rhetoric at global forums and reflected a broader awareness of ground realities in India, especially among independent foreign media representatives.
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