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India has strongly criticized the recent comments made by the United Nations Human Rights Chief regarding the situation in Kashmir and Manipur. Calling the remarks unwarranted and baseless, India reaffirmed that these are internal matters and warned against external interference.
What Did the UN Human Rights Chief Say?
The UN official raised concerns over alleged human rights violations in Jammu and Kashmir and ethnic violence in Manipur, urging India to take necessary measures. The statement claimed that:
- Kashmir continues to face challenges related to freedom of expression and security operations.
- Manipur’s ethnic conflict has led to violence, requiring international attention.
India’s Strong Response
Rejecting the allegations, India stated:
- Kashmir is an integral part of India, and all matters related to the region are handled under constitutional and legal frameworks.
- Law and order in Manipur is being addressed internally, with no need for outside interference.
- The UN should avoid biased narratives that do not reflect the ground realities.
Diplomatic and Political Reactions
- Indian government officials condemned the remarks as misleading and politically motivated.
- Experts criticized the UN’s approach, stating it often overlooks security threats faced by India.
- Public sentiment remained strong, with many seeing the statement as an attempt to interfere in India’s sovereignty.
