A major earthquake has occurred in the corridors of international diplomacy and geo-politics which has attracted the attention of the entire world and has put Pakistan in deep shock. The Supreme Head of the United Nations, directly from the soil of Pakistan's capital Islamabad, has strongly supported India's long-standing and steadfast stand in demanding permanent membership and comprehensive reforms in the United Nations Security Council (UNSC). This unexpected diplomatic development, which has changed the balance of power at the global level, has redefined the equations of global politics. This is being seen as a huge and historic victory for India, which has been fighting a diplomatic battle for decades to get veto power and a permanent seat in the Security Council, whereas this statement has slipped the ground under the feet of Pakistani rulers and strategists there. Big statement by the UN chief in Islamabad and growing global consensus in favor of India. This statement given by the top UN official who visited Pakistan's capital Islamabad was no less than a big shock in the political and diplomatic circles there. Having such a global announcement from Pakistan's soil clearly shows that the international community has now accepted the bitter truth that making changes in global institutions keeping in mind the realities of the twenty-first century can no longer be avoided. India has been arguing for a long time that the world's most populous country and largest democracy should get proper representation in the most powerful forum of the United Nations, the Security Council. The UN chief's underlining in Islamabad that the current structure of the Security Council is outdated and the voice of the Global South cannot be suppressed, directly proves a major success of Indian diplomacy. The necessity of reforms in the United Nations Security Council and India's strong claim for permanent membership. The United Nations Security Council was formed immediately after the Second World War, after which there has been a tremendous change in global politics, economy and population figures. Countries like India, Germany, Japan and Brazil have long been demanding expansion of the UNSC under the 'Group of Four' so that every part of the world can get fair and equitable representation. India's claim is also considered to be the strongest because along with being the world's largest democracy, it is also among the countries sending the maximum number of troops to UN peacekeeping missions and is emerging as a global economic superpower. After the zero tolerance policy against terrorism and the way India has strengthened its diplomatic hold as the leader of the Global South, no country in the world can afford to ignore India. This support of the UN chief confirms that it is only a matter of time for India to become a permanent member of the Security Council. The deep disappointment in Pakistan's camp and the whole truth about the crushing defeat on the diplomatic front, this statement of the UN chief is no less than a shock or a big shock for Pakistan, because it has been adopting every possible trick to weaken India's global diplomacy for decades. It has always been Pakistan's endeavor to isolate India on international forums and garner global sympathy by spreading false propaganda on Kashmir and other issues. But the UN chief supporting India's stand while standing in Islamabad itself is like a diplomatic slap for Pakistan, which has created panic in the government and the Foreign Ministry there. Pakistani media and analysts are surprised as to how the head of the world's largest organization, sitting in his own home, advocated India's strong claim. This development is a clear proof that international politics is no longer decided by empty propaganda or false statements, but on the basis of the country's real economic strength, stability and global contribution, and in this matter India has left Pakistan far behind.
