Indian officer Sneha Dubey: Continuing the tradition of young Indian diplomats to give a dignified response to Pakistani leaders at the annual session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), First Secretary Sneha Dubey raised the issue of Kashmir during her speech at the high-level session of the General Assembly. I gave a scathing response to Prime Minister Imran Khan. He spoke forcefully on the India side on Friday in the UNGA hall, continuing the tradition of young Indian diplomats over the years responding strongly to Pakistani leaders for their remarks on Jammu and Kashmir and others. internal Indian issues.
Indian officer Sneha Dubey told the United Nations General Assembly: “We would like to respond to yet another attempt by the Pakistani leader to denigrate the image of this prestigious forum by bringing our country’s internal affairs to the fore and spreading lies about the world stage. practice law. Blaming Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan for raising the issue of Jammu and Kashmir in his address to the 76th session of the General Assembly, the young Indian diplomat said: ” However, such statements are due to the mindset of a person who lies again and again. ” We deserve our collective contempt and sympathy, but I am directing the correct facts straight through this platform.
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People on social media appreciate Dubey, an Indian foreign service officer in 2012, for his blunt and sharp speech. One Twitter user said: “Excellent rebuttal from a talented, young and energetic diplomat from this great nation.” Another user said: “The brave diplomat from India… Brilliant. “
Who is Sneha Dubey?
Sneha Dubey, who dreamed of becoming an IFF since childhood, is an Indian Foreign Service Officer in the class of 2012. She was educated in Goa. She then obtained his F.Phil degree in International Studies in Pune, then JNU. The peculiarity is that in 2011, Sneha had passed the civil service exam on her first attempt. Her father works in a multinational and her mother is a teacher.
