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India has with the help of the US, UK and France succeeded in blocking Pakistan&rsquo;s tit-for-tat attempt to list an Indian National as a United Nations-listed international terrorists.</p>
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Islamabad had moved a proposal with China&rsquo;s backing to list Gobinda Patnaik Duggivalasa at the United Nations Security Council&#39;s 1267 committee, claiming he was involved in terror attacks in the country.</p>
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Countries that supported India&rsquo;s stand are the UK, US, France, and Albania. Three of the counties are permanent member of the security council, while Albania is the President of the Council for this month.</p>
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Pakistan&rsquo;s move supported by China was aimed to hit back at India&rsquo;s proposal moved jointly with the US to get Abdul Rehman Makki, deputy chief of terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba, designated as a global terrorist. China had voted in favour of Pakistan against the proposal which has been put on technical hold.</p>
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The new proposal against Indian national Duggivilasa was part of Pakistan&rsquo;s gameplan that it had used in 2020 as well. At the time the&nbsp; same name was rejected by 5 members of the committee. Pakistan&#39;s attempt to list him again is seen as wasting the time of the United Nations Security Council.</p>
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Indian permanent to the UN, Mr T.S. Tirumurti, had at the time termed it as, &quot;Pakistan&#39;s blatant attempt to politicise 1267 special procedure on terrorism by giving it a religious colour.&quot;</p>
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