India on Tuesday evening told the United Nations "political convenience" cannot be the basis for a response to terrorism or extremism, and called on the global community to respect the rules-based order and the UN Charter. Addressing the UN General Assembly, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar also called on nations to not interfere in the internal affairs of others.
Jaishankar's remarks - coming amid the India-Canada diplomatic row and continuing tension along the border with China - have been interpreted as a jab at both countries.