PM Modi to address the 75th session of United Nations General Assembly
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today evening (Saturday) will address the 75th addition of United Nations General Assembly at around 6:30 pm. However, due to the outbreak of coronavirus pandemic, Prime Minister's speech at the General Assembly session is a pre-recorded broadcast. The Prime Minister is expected to highlight issues of global importance such as India's contribution to the coronavirus fight, climate change and global threat due to terrorism.
PM Modi's address has come a day after Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan ance again tried to play Islamabad's fake propaganda while raising the Kashmir issue. However, Imran Khan got an apt reply from Indian representative who exposed Islamabad blatant lies.
India in its response to Pakistan's mention during UNGA debate said, "Leader of Pakistan called for those who incite hate and violence to be outlawed. Was he referring to himself? The only dispute left in Kashmir relates to the part of Kashmir that is under illegal occupation of Pakistan."
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