In a powerful and stern response, India has openly criticized China at the United Nations for providing refuge to Sajid Mir, the mastermind behind the devastating 26/11 Mumbai attacks. India expressed its deep disappointment with China's decision to block the blacklisting of Sajid Mir, highlighting the urgent need for a reevaluation of the global counter-terrorism framework. In a strongly worded statement, India condemned China's actions, suggesting that there might be significant flaws in the current international counter-terrorism architecture. The Indian delegation called attention to the alarming implications of China's move, which appears to shield an individual responsible for orchestrating one of the most tragic and heinous acts of terrorism in recent history. To further substantiate their claims, India presented audio evidence during the United Nations session, featuring Sajid Mir issuing direct orders to terrorists involved in the 2008 Mumbai attacks. The chilling audio recordings serve as a grim reminder of the immense loss of innocent lives and the unimaginable pain
