Look at yourself in the mirror … UN Human Right Chief was speaking on Kashmir, India stopped speaking

Last update:March 04, 2025, 08:52

India Slams Un Human Right Chief: United Nations Human Rights Head Volcar Turk mentioned Jammu and Kashmir and Manipur in Geneva. India expressed strong opposition to this and stopped speaking.

New Delhi: The era that has come out by speaking anything about India is over. Now if the world speaks a word to India, then it will have to hear four words in reverse. Yes, something similar happened in the United Nations Geneva. In Geneva, the United Nations Human Right Chief was speaking the language of Pakistan. United Nations Human Rights Head Volcar Turk in his statement mentioned Jammu and Kashmir and Manipur. Just like Pakistan keeps on doing international forums every time. The Volcar Turk had to say that India broke on the UN Human Right Chief. India expressed strong opposition. In front of everyone, India stopped speaking of UN Human Right Chief by giving a good example. All this was done by Arindam Bagchi in UN Geneva. Yes, Arindam Bagchi is India’s permanent representative in the United Nations and other international organizations in Geneva.

In fact, India on Monday gave a befitting reply to the United Nations Human Rights Head Volcar Turk’s comments. He mentioned Kashmir and Manipur in his global update. India dismissed his statement as wrong, baseless and baseless. At the same time, such general comments and concern over raising selected cases were also expressed.

How did Arindam Bagchi answer
Arindam Bagchi, India’s permanent representative ambassador to the United Nations and other international organizations in Geneva, said, ‘Since the name of India was mentioned, I want to insist that the world’s biggest democracy remains a healthy, vibrant and pluralistic society. The baseless and baseless comments in the update are completely opposite to the ground realities. This sharp response of India came after the United Nations Human Rights Chief Volcar Turk mention India in its global update in the 58th session of Geneva in Geneva and mentioning the situation in Manipur and Kashmir.

Explained by giving examples
In response to Turk’s statement, Arindam Bagchi said that the people of India have repeatedly proved such misunderstandings about us. At the same time, he asked to understand India better. Bagchi said, “The mention of Jammu and Kashmir, which the Turk has accidentally called Kashmir in the global update, explains this difference.” The Indian ambassador highlighted peace and inclusive progress in the region, whether it is a huge turnout in the provincial elections, a boom in tourism or the pace of rapid development.

‘Look at yourself in the mirror’
He taunted that the global update of UN Human Chief needs a ‘real update’. Bagchi said, “On a large scale we are concerned about excessive simplification of global updates of complex issues, comprehensive and generalized comments, use of loose vocabulary and clear cherry picking of conditions.” Bagchi said that the UN Human Right Chief has felt a widespread restlessness, but we say that it is necessary to see his office in the mirror to overcome it.

What did the United Nations Human Rights Head say?
In its global update, the United Nations Human Rights Head Volcar Turk mentioned Manipur and Kashmir. He had called for sharp efforts to deal with violence and displacement in Manipur, saying that I also call for sharp efforts to deal with violence and displacement in Manipur on the basis of conversation, peace -making and human rights. He further stated that he is concerned with the use of restrictive laws and oppression against human rights defenders and independent journalists, including Kashmir, resulting in arbitrary detention and civilian space. Turk said, ‘India’s democracy and institutes have been its greatest strength, which outlines its diversity and development. Democracy requires continuously nurturing participation and inclusion at all levels of society.