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United Nations: India has again roared on the issue of permanent membership in the United Nations Security Council. India has fiercely classified China without naming it. The reason for this is clear that China has been making a hurry every time in the path of permanent membership of India. In such a situation, India said in a meeting of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) held under the chairmanship of China that countries protesting the increase in the number of permanent members of UNSC are supporters of the status quo system, whose thinking is narrow and the attitude is non-progressive.
India’s permanent representative at the United Nations, Parvatnani Harish, emphasized that this attitude cannot be “no longer accepted.” He said, “Inappropriate behavior with” Global South “cannot be continued. Major countries of India and other parts of the world deserve proper representation in United Nations bodies. As far as the Security Council is concerned, it means permanent category membership. ” The term ‘Global South’ is commonly used to refer to economically less developed countries.
Those who oppose permanent membership narrow
During an open debate on the topic of “practice of polymorphism and improvement in global rule” in the fifteen -member Security Council, Harish said that three fundamental principles are necessary for reforms in UNSC, including the number of members in both permanent and temporary categories Increase, starting ‘text’ based negotiations and concrete results in ambitious deadline include. He said, “Those who are opposing the expansion of permanent category are narrow -minded status quo. His approach is clearly non-progressive. It cannot be accepted anymore. “
PM Modi has also conducted class of UN
PM Modi has also held UNSC classes several times on the issue of permanent membership. Harish referred to the comment made by Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the “Future Summit” held in September last year that “reform is the key to relevance”. “The original bodies and structures of the United Nations represent a separate period of history and India has been a coherent, clear and a major voice in terms of underlining the need for reforms,” he said. Harish said, “Our world has changed and the United Nations needs to change over time. It has to reflect the current global system instead of 1945. ”
India is a vocal supporter of improvement in UNSC
India has been a vocal supporter of reform in the Security Council. He has advocated expansion in both permanent and temporary categories of the United Nations Body. India says that the 15-member council established in 1945 is not suitable for purpose in the 21st century and does not reflect contemporary geopolitical realities. He has emphasized that it deserves permanent membership in the United Nations Security Council. India was last part of the UN Security Council as a temporary member in 2021-22. (Language)
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