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“India slams UN chief’s baseless, cherry-picked remarks on J&K, Manipur”

India rejects the baseless statements from the UN Human Rights Chief about its conditions in Jammu & Kashmir and Manipur because they involve deliberate choice of evidence.

“India slams UN chief’s baseless, cherry-picked remarks on J&K, Manipur”

India rejects the baseless statements from the UN Human Rights Chief about its conditions in Jammu & Kashmir and Manipur because they involve deliberate choice of evidence. Indian officials delivered a forceful declaration that the speeches selected particular incidents from Kashmir and Manipur without regarding the wider picture of security improvements alongside legal developments and social advancement. The Indian government presents its stance by claiming that opposition stems from political agendas which attempt to render futile India’s domestic initiatives toward establishing peace in these key strategic areas.

Officials from New Delhi maintain that the assessment from the UN official does not show sufficient understanding of running counterinsurgency operations while protecting liberties and establishing judicial safeguards to protect human rights. Jammu & Kashmir along with Manipur developed a comprehensive system throughout years which consists of legal defense arrangements joined with community outreach programs combined with governance improvement measures. The government states that highlighting several single incidents generates an inaccurate portrayal because positive developments persist beyond such events.

People who oppose the UN statements claim they deliver false information while damaging the global image of India. The country’s official representatives maintained that all internal issues receive treatment based on democratic rules through legal investigations. The statement emphasized that multiple countries share the same problems yet other nations experience this criticism only infrequently.

The dispute between India and Western nations produced an extended dialogue about worldwide bodies confrontational responsibilities for reviewing state regulations. India accepts fair constructive assessments meant for real institutional development yet explicitly turns away suggestions containing what seems to be political motives. The global dialogues require India to support an equilibrium between human rights oversight while maintaining political self-rule as well as administrative intricacies. Multiple specialists emphasize the importance of creating both real dialogues and practical engagement approaches as an immediate priority.

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