India raises concerns at the United Nations Security Council about Pakistan’s alleged use of a propaganda narrative related to “Fitna al-Hindustan.” Speaking during a session focused on the situation in Afghanistan, India’s Permanent Representative, Ambassador Parvathaneni Harish, says Pakistan is trying to shift responsibility and deflect blame onto India rather than addressing underlying issues. India’s remarks describe the campaign as an “organised” or “factory of hate,” and portray it as being linked to how militant groups are framed in Pakistan’s messaging. The Indian statements also include broader allegations that Pakistan’s internal dynamics and the role of its military influence its actions and narratives. In addition, India attributes civilian casualties in Afghanistan to Pakistan-linked cross-border military operations, and says this contributes to the harm in the region. Across the reporting, India positions its intervention as a response to Pakistan’s claims by arguing that Islamabad’s messaging is not aimed at resolving problems but at redirecting international scrutiny.