Nueva Delhi: India lashed out on Monday in the United Nations Human Rights Chief for Commenting “unfounded and unfounded” on Kashmir and Manipur.
Secting the UN Human Rights Corps for having a “out -of -place concern,” India made a strong exception to the generalized comments that were “selection of cherries” of the situation.
Arindam Bagchi, permanent representative of India before the United Nations, said India “remains a healthy, vibrant and pluralistic society.”
“As India was mentioned by name, allow me to begin by emphasizing that the world’s largest democracy remains a healthy, vibrant and pluralistic society. Comments unfounded and unfounded in the update contrastingly with terrestrial realities,” said Bagchi, which are also international organizations in the gin of gin.
The strong replica of India occurred after the high commissioner of Human Rights Volker Turk, in its global update of the 58th Session of the Human Rights Council in Geneva, India mentioned and referred to the situation in Manipur and Kashmir.
According to the PTI news agency, Bagchi said that the people of India have “repeatedly demonstrated wrong concerns about us” and “we would urge a better understanding of India and our civilizational spirit of diversity and openness, which continue to define our robust civic space already often cacofonic.”
Bagchi said that nothing illustrates this divergence more than the passing reference to Jammu and Kashmira, which Turk “mistakenly knew as a Kashmir” in the global update.
The Indian envoy also highlighted the irony of the comments of the UN Human Rights Chief, noting that this year had been particularly notable for the progress of the region towards peace and inclusive progress. He cited key developments such as the high participation of voters in the provincial elections, a prosperous tourism industry and a rapid development pace.
Noting the need for an authentic reevaluation, Bagchi criticized the global update for its “excessive simplifications of complex problems, sweeping and generalized observations, use of loose terminologies and apparent selection of cherry situations.”
In addition, he commented: “The High Commissioner has felt a generalized concern, but we would affirm that a key element to address this is a long and hard look in the mirror by the Office of the High Commissioner.”
The UN Human Rights Chief, in his global update, requested greater effort to address violence and displacement in Manipur. “I also ask for intensified efforts to address violence and displacement in Manipur, based on dialogue, the consolidation of peace and human rights,” he said.
In addition, he expressed concern about the use of restrictive laws against human rights defenders and independent journalists, which, he said, has led to arbitrary arrests and a reduced civic space, “even in cashmere.”
Recognized Turk Democratic framework of India As a fundamental strength, stating: “Democracy and institutions of India have been its greatest strength, underpinning its diversity and development. Democracy requires a constant raising of participation and inclusion at all levels of society.”
Its global update addressed human rights conflicts and problems in several regions, including Ukraine, Gaza, Bangladesh, Afghanistan and the United States. However, Pakistan was remarkably absent from the report.