At the 63rd session in Geneva, Islamabad didn’t hold back: they accused Delhi of dodging accountability, rewriting demographics in Kashmir, and shielding security forces behind laws like AFSPA. Even more pointed? Pakistan highlighted India’s near-zero Muslim representation in its Parliament under the BJP and called the Citizenship Amendment Act discriminatory. But here’s the twist; while India talks about sovereignty, Pakistan is framing this as a human rights crisis with global implications. And with the U.S. quietly reaffirming its stance that Kashmir remains a disputed territory, the diplomatic pressure may be quietly building. The bigger question? How long can India keep sidelining these international critiques; especially when they’re backed by UN reports and legal precedent?