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India's stance does not override the UN Charter nor the commitment made in Simla to the UN Charter, which in turn means abiding by commitments to implement the UNSC Resolutions.This has been discussed to death. Indian stand remains that as per Shimla Agreement the matter will be settled bilaterally. That means UN is no longer involved. Whether Pakistan or UN state otherwise, it won't change Indian stance.
As you pointed out, it has been discussed to death that the text of Simla includes nothing that overrides the commitment of both States to implement the UNSC Resolutions.
And we already know that India is a rogue, depraved and deplorable State that continues the forcible occupation of J&K, refuses to abide by its commitments to allow a UN led plebiscite for the people J&K, and whose 600,000 plus security forces continue perpetrating atrocities on innocent Kashmiris.
It's like saying that the Nazis refused to change their mind about committing a holocaust of millions of Jews because 'the world stated otherwise'.