Pak raising Kashmir at UN resembles 'Miyan ki daud masjid tak', says Syed Akbaruddin

Joined NATIONS: Taking an agree at Pakistan, a best Indian representative has said Islamabad's choice to raise the Kashmir issue at the UN+ , which has not been talked about at the world body for a considerable length of time, resembles 'Miyan ki daud masjid tak'.

India then again is centered around dynamic, forward looking agenda+ amid the UN General Assembly session starting Monday, India's Permanent Representative to the UN Syed Akbaruddin told journalists hereon Saturday.

"I have sketched out our approach, that is dynamic forward looking. We are visionary in our objectives. In the event that then again there are different nations, who as you say, concentrate on yesterday's issues then they are yesterday's kin," Akbaruddin said because of an inquiry on reports that Pakistan intends to raise the Kashmir issue at the UN.

On the off chance that they (Pakistan) concentrate on an issue which has not been on the discourse table in the UN now for quite a long time, not for a considerable length of time, for decades..., if this is the thing that they need to concentrate on, so be it. To be his own... Miyan ki daud masjid tak," Akbaruddin stated, alluding to a prevalent Urdu saying meaning a few people think inside a constrained concentration and can't think past that.

A day sooner, Pakistan's outside service had said that Abbasi would be raising the Kashmir issue at the UN.