Pakistan only gets chinas support in un security council meeting on Kashmir issue

United Nations / Islamabad: In view of the meeting of the UN Security Council on the matter of the removal of special state status of Jammu and Kashmir, a leading Pakistani newspaper said on Friday that Pakistan has only “open support” of China in the Security Council.

He said that most countries of the Security Council do not seem to support Pakistan. India has clearly told the international community that removing Article 370 of the Constitution from Jammu and Kashmir and ending its special status is an internal matter of the country and Pakistan should accept this reality.

Pakistani envoy Maliha Lodhi and her team have been working since the beginning of this month to convince the members of the United Nations to abolish the special status of Kashmir, according to Pakistani newspaper ‘Dawn’, reporting from the UN headquarters. How does India’s decision threaten the peace and stability of South Asia.

According to the newspaper, “But the current members of the Security Council do not appear to be in support of Pakistan.” On Pakistan’s request to discuss the current situation of Jammu and Kashmir, China called this meeting.

According to the newspaper, the remaining four members of the Security Council Britain, France, Russia, and the United States want India and Pakistan to resolve the Kashmir issue on a bilateral level.

According to the newspaper, Indonesia and Kuwait out of 10 temporary members Belgium, Cote d’Ivoire, Dominic Republic, Equatorial Guinea, Germany, Indonesia, Kuwait, Peru, Poland, and South Africa have shown sympathy to Pakistan in the past, so at the request of China It will be a difficult task to convince the remaining countries.

Meanwhile, The News International newspaper has said that Pakistan wants to gain international support but it is not getting a strong response from the Organization of Islamic Corporation and Muslim countries.