Disappointed to see the Pakistan PM use the @UN to praise a militant group that uses violence to promote its cause. https://t.co/FDsWOY7fhB— Ted Poe (@JudgeTedPoe) September 28, 2016WASHINGTON: Pakistan's decision to celebrate a self-confessed Kashmiri militant from the United Nations pulpit may comeback to haunt Islamabad. A US lawmaker who has proposed legislation seeking determination on Pakistan's sponsorship of terrorism takes a dim view of it and could use it as evidence to press his case. "Noting that groups such as LeT, TTP, and JeM not only launched attacks on India but also on US personnel and interests in Afghanistan, they warned that this is "unacceptable. In fact, Beijing distanced itself from Pakistani media reports that claimed that Premier Li Keqiang had conveyed China's backing to Pakistan on the Kashmir issue during his meeting with Sharif.

Source: Times of India September 29, 2016 16:00 UTC