According to ETV Bharat, India criticises Pakistan at the United Nations over the rule of law. The outlet presents the exchange as a firm public criticism. Readers in Pakistan need a clear line between that report and a fuller official record. On the material used for this piece, the account rests with ETV Bharat.
What ETV Bharat reported
ETV Bharat says the criticism concerned the rule of law. In plain words, the rule of law means that people in authority are expected to act through known laws. The outlet puts that standard at the centre of the reported remarks about Pakistan. This article passes on that ETV Bharat account and does not add a separate government transcript.
What the report supports
The report supports a limited set of points. India is described as the critic, Pakistan as the country addressed, the United Nations as the setting, and the rule of law as the subject. It is a news report of diplomatic criticism. This article does not extend it past those points.
What happens next
The ETV Bharat account does not set out a further meeting or a decision for Pakistani authorities. A fuller official text, if one is published later, would let readers compare exact wording with this report. For now, the sourced point is that ETV Bharat says India criticises Pakistan at the United Nations over the rule of law.
