India rejects Pak-driven allegations at OIC, condemns terrorism and propaganda

India's External Affairs Ministry while addressing a press conference, signaling a formal rejection of Pakistan-driven allegations raised at the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), a 57-member bloc that has historically sided with Pakistan on the Kashmir issue. This stance aligns with India's recent escalation of tensions, including suspending the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty and accusing Pakistan of cross-border terrorism, a claim supported by a 2016 Indian military report on "surgical strikes" against militant camps, though evidence remains contested due to lack of public disclosure.

The mention of condemning "terrorism and propaganda" reflects a broader geopolitical shift, with Iran’s 2024 missile strikes on Pakistani soil targeting militant groups like Jaysh al-Adl, indicating a regional pattern of preemptive actions against cross-border threats.