UN General Assembly
1964

106. I draw your attention to the policy-makers of India, who are determined to create tensions on their borders and produce an artificial situation for the exploitation of international rivalries. They have steadfastly refused to see merit in a policy of justice and equality which would bring peace to the region and strengthen natural affinities on the basis of honour and goodwill, and thus lay the foundations of a permanent peace and bring a sense of security to the more than half a billion people of the sub-continent of Southern Asia. The policies being pursued by Indian leaders are fraught with consequences detrimental to the whole world. For historic reasons and because it is the largest of India's neighbours in Southern Asia, Pakistan is the main target of Indian hostility. But Pakistan is not the only country in the region to have felt the impact of Indian ambitions and chauvinism. India's smaller neighbours have had experience of the way in which India can ride rough-shod over the legitimate interests of smaller countries when these happen to conflict with her ambitions.