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India Rejects Swiss Concerns on Minority Rights at UN, Offers Lessons in Pluralism

India Rejects Swiss Concerns on Minority Rights at UN, Offers Lessons in Pluralism

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During a UN Human Rights Council debate, Switzerland expressed concerns about India's protection of minorities and freedom of expression. India, through its UN representative Kshitij Tyagi, dismissed these claims as 'blatantly false' and offered to help Switzerland understand pluralism. Tyagi asserted India's status as the world's largest, most diverse, and vibrant democracy.

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This diplomatic exchange at a global forum highlights India's firm stance on its internal affairs regarding minority rights and its readiness to assert its democratic values and commitment to pluralism on the international stage.


Source: Hindustan Times

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