Pakistan raises Kulbhushan Jadhav's case in UNSC debate

Pakistan raked up the issue of Indian death-row prisoner and spy Kulbhushan Jadhav in the UN Security Council debate giving a strong rebuttal to India for asking others to change mindset without looking at their own record of subversion against Pakistan. Permanent Representative of Pakistan to the UN Maleeha Lodhi was responding to Indian ambassador to the UN Syed Akbaruddin who said Pakistan needs to change its "mindset" of differentiating between good and bad terrorists.
Lodhi raised the case of Jadhav, who was captured in March 2016 and sentenced to death by a Pakistani court for spying and causing unrest in the province of Balochistan. "Those who talk of changing mindset need to look within, at their own record of subversion against my country as our capture of an Indian spy has proven beyond doubt," Lodhi told the members of the UN Security Council, without naming Jadhav.