India has firmly rejected a United Nations report on Myanmar’s human rights situation, describing it as a “blinkered and baseless analysis” after it linked the Pahalgam terrorist attack with displaced persons from Myanmar living in India.

Delivering India’s statement at the UN General Assembly’s Third Committee on Tuesday, Lok Sabha MP Dilip Saikia said that the claims made by UN Special Rapporteur Thomas H. Andrews had “no factual basis whatsoever,” calling the remarks “biased and prejudiced” against India.

“My country rejects such prejudice and blinkered analysis by the Special Rapporteur,” Saikia said.

The MP dismissed the assertion that the April 2025 Pahalgam terrorist attack was connected to Myanmar nationals, stressing that it had “no factual bearing whatsoever.”

In his report,

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