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New UNSC Permanent Members Without Veto Would Be 'Second-Class', Warns India

🇮🇳 India · Politics · Delhi, Delhi · 8 h ago
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India has yet again called for comprehensive reforms in the United Nations Security Council, with emphasis on expanding the right to "veto" to all UNSC member states.
Independent sources: 6 · Hindustan Times, TrendKia, fact-net
"India has always maintained that the veto, which is right now a prerogative only of the five permanent members of the UN Security Council, is a responsibility that must be exercised with great restraint, especially on matters bearing upon the maintenance of international peace and security.
Independent sources: 5 · Hindustan Times, Greater Kashmir, fact-net
The Veto Initiative of 2022 was seen as a harbinger of change, by mandating a UNGA debate every time a veto is cast, to fix accountability.
Independent sources: 4 · Hindustan Times, fact-net, NewsBytes
The starting point for comprehensive reforms "is early commencement of text-based negotiations, with clearly defined timelines and milestones", he said.
Independent sources: 4 · Social News XYZ, anytvnews.com, Times Now
"We reiterate that as long as the veto exists, it must be held by all permanent members of a reformed Council", he said.
Independent sources: 4 · Social News XYZ, Greater Kashmir, anytvnews.com
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