Taking exception to remarks on Kashmir in a meeting of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC)on Wednesday, India on Thursday said they were based on "falsehoods and misrepresentation". The criticism of Indian policy on Kashmir was made in the Foreign Ministers’ meet of the OIC in Islamabad. The ministry of external affairs said here "the statements and resolutions adopted at the meeting demonstrate both the irrelevance of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation as a body and the role of Pakistan as its manipulator." Making this assertion, the ministry spokesperson Arindam Bagchi also said "References have been made to India that are based on falsehoods and misrepresentation. The absurdity of this body commenting on the treatment of minorities, that too at the instance of a serial violator of human rights like Pakistan, is so evident." He made these observations following media queries on the issue and said "Nations and governments that associate themselves with such exercises should realise the impact it has on their reputation." On Wednesday, the government rejected the "uncalled reference" to Jammu and Kashmir by Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi during his speech at the opening ceremony of the OIC and said matters related to the union territory "are entirely the internal affairs of India". Foreign Office of Pakistan in a statement said on Thursday the Foreign Ministers of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) supported Pakistan's call for a joint probe to accurately establish the facts surrounding the accidental firing of a projectile into the country from India earlier this month. The Foreign Office said in a statement that a resolution was adopted at the 48th session of the OIC Council of Foreign Ministers in Islamabad on Wednesday. The resolution urged India to "work constructively with Pakistan for enhancing regional security and stability through the settlement of outstanding disputes and positively responding to Pakistan's proposal for a Strategic Restraint Regime, including measures for arms control, restraint and confidence building. " The OIC foreign ministers expressed serious concern over the incident which "constituted multiple violations of international law", besides "posing a grave threat to regional and international peace, security and stability. The resolution further calls on the UN Secretary-General and relevant international bodies, including UN Security Council and International Civil Aviation Authority (ICAO), to pursue the matter with India, in line with their mandated duties, to accurately establish the facts to prevent such occurrences in the future. The OIC comprises 57 countries.