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Yes, it is time India is given its due place as a Permanent Member in the United Nations Security Council. India's exclusion today from this most powerful decision- making global body makes no sense.
Today, India is the most populous country in the world, having overtaken China in population earlier in the year. India has been a rule abiding and responsible member of the United Nations - the largest democracy in the world and the fifth largest economy. Denying 1.4 billion Indians a voice for themselves and millions more in the developing world is a violation of human rights.
This petition filed by IIMA alumnus Arvind Singh on Change.org has been directed to the below heads:
United Nations Security Council (UNSC) is one of the six main organs of the United Nations. It is primarily responsible to maintain international peace and security. UNSC has 5 permanent members namely USA, China, Russia, France and United Kingdon and 10 non- permanent members elected by the members of the UN General Assembly. India has been elected a non-permanent member on 8 occasions.
Arvind Singh, the petitioner behind the movement to secure a permanent seat for India at the UN Security Council, believes that the time for change is now. He is urging Indians in India and overseas to come together and demand that India be granted a permanent seat with full veto rights by 2023. According to Arvind, while the Indian government and our diplomats are doing their part, it is also up for us – the people of India to make our voices heard and achieve this.
Arvind Singh , the petitioner behind the movement to secure a permanent seat for India at the UN Security Council, believes that the time for change is now. He is urging Indians in India and overseas to come together and demand that India be granted a permanent seat with full veto rights by 2023. According to Arvind, while the Indian government and our diplomats are doing their part, it is also up for us – the people of India to make our voices heard and achieve this.
Arvind Singh an IIMA alumni, is a distinguished ex- international banker with Citibank and Standard Chartered Bank and proud citizen of the Republic of India, has recently relocated back to India after nearly 30 years overseas in Singapore and China.
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