The UN Security Council (UNSC) on Wednesday (May 1, 2019) pronounced Pakistan-based Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) boss Masood Azhar as a worldwide fear based oppressor, more than two months after his outfit did the loathsome dread assault in Kashmir's Pulwama. 

The UNSC's 1267 Sanctions Committee made the revelation after China, which had hindered the proposition multiple times prior, lifted its "specialized hold" in the midst of exceptional weight from the Security Council's other perpetual individuals like the US, the UK and France. 

"Huge, little, all consolidate. Masood Azhar assigned as a psychological oppressor in @UN Sanctions list. Thankful to for their help," India's Permanent Representative to the UN Syed Akbaruddin tweeted. 

The activity will imply that Azhar's benefits will be solidified by the UN part nations and his movement will be banished in these countries. 

"It (safeguarding Azhar) was progressively getting to be illogical for the Chinese," said an Indian government official on state of secrecy. 

China had shown on Tuesday (April 30, 2019) that it would no more square the goals, which was at first moved by India, as its Foreign Ministry representative Geng Shuang said the "important conferences" at the Sanctions Committee had made "some advancement" and the issue would be "appropriately settled". 

Beijing had been hindering Azhar's posting notwithstanding a solid push by the US, UK and France. The most recent such move was made by China a month ago, which was portrayed by India as "disillusioning".