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India rejects UN rights body report on Kashmir, calls it 'fallacious, motivated'

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Published : Jun 14, 2018, 2:38 pm IST

Updated : Jun 14, 2018, 2:38 pm IST

'It is a selective compilation of largely motivated unverified information," Ministry of External Affairs said.

New Delhi: India today rejected the report of United Nations High Commission for Human Rights on "human rights situation in Kashmir".

Read: UN report accuses India, Pakistan of Kashmir rights violations, seeks probe

The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) rejected the report and said, "it is fallacious, tendentious and motivated. We question the intent in brining out the report."

"It is a selective compilation of largely motivated unverified information," the MEA added.

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