India is facing criticism at international platform and pm Modi is still silent on Manipur why ?
On one hand the Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi is on a tour of France, on the other hand the European Parliament has strongly criticized India regarding the violence in Manipur.
In this resolution, it has been alleged that the situation of fresh violence has arisen due to intolerance towards minority communities in Manipur. It is believed that international pressure is increasing on India regarding Manipur violence.Concern has been expressed in this proposal that Hindu majoritarianism is being promoted in this area due to divisive policies inspired by politics.
It has been said in the resolution that the situation of violence has arisen in Manipur due to intolerance towards minority communities. India has lodged a strong objection to the debate on Manipur violence in the European Parliament and has called it an internal matter. European Parliament adopted three resolutions on the human rights situation in Venezuela, Kyrgyzstan and India.
*Why is the situation in Manipur being debated in the European Parliament? What was said in the resolution on Manipur?*
On the violence in Manipur, India, the resolution states that the Manipur state government has cut off internet connections and severely hampered reporting by the media.Regarding the involvement of security forces in the recent killings, it has been said in the proposal that this has further reduced the trust in the administration. According to the proposal, violence started in Manipur from last May and till now 120 people have died. 50,000 people have had to leave their homes and 17,000 houses and 250 churches have been destroyed.The European Parliament has strongly appealed to the Indian administration to control the violence and to immediately take all necessary measures to stop ethnic and religious violence and to protect all religious minorities.Members of the European Parliament have demanded Indian authorities to allow an independent investigation into the violence, deal with cases of impunity and end internet bans.He has also appealed to all the parties to stop making inflammatory statements, build trust and play a fair role in the tension.
The European Parliament has reiterated the need to include human rights issues in all aspects of the Europe-India partnership, including trade.Members of the European Parliament have advocated starting a Europe-India Human Rights Dialogue.The parliamentarians called for Europe and its member states to systematically and publicly raise human rights concerns, particularly freedom of speech, freedom of religion and shrinking opportunities for civil society, in high-level dialogue with India.Voting was done by raising hands on this proposal.
India tried to stop the proposal from being brought?
According to ‘The Hindu’, India’s Foreign Secretary Vinay Mohan Kwatra told reporters in New Delhi that India had tried to prevent MPs from the European Parliament from raising the issue. India had put its point of view on this issue in front of him, yet he is raising this issue.
In response to a question from ‘The Hindu’, Kwatra said, “This is completely an internal matter of India. We know what is going on in the European Parliament. We have talked to him about this. But let us also tell that this is completely an internal matter of India.However, he flatly refused to tell the newspaper about the news published in a Manipuri newspaper that the Government of India has hired a company ‘Alber & Jigar’ in Brussels for lobbying on this issue.
The service of this company was taken to contact European MPs. It is being said that a letter was sent to him on behalf of the Government of India.The newspaper has written that the Bharatiya Janata Party has been accused of promoting hate speech on the proposals presented in the European Parliament. It says that the Bharatiya Janata Party-led government is implementing divisive caste policies. Some parties have alleged misuse of AFSPA, UPPA and FCRA rules.
In one resolution brought towards the Left group, an attempt was made to compare the situation in Manipur with that of Jammu and Kashmir Some of the resolutions expressed concern over attacks on churches and violence during the conflict in Manipur. The resolutions demanded a ban on internet shutdown in Manipur. The European Parliament has been asked to talk to the Government of India in the matter of human rights violations in Manipur.A resolution moved by the Left group sought to compare the situation in Manipur with that of Jammu and Kashmir. In the violence that started on May 3 in Manipur, 142 people have died so far and about 54,000 people have been displaced.
*The question is this pm narendra Modi is always busy on foreign tour why he is hesitating to visit his own country crisis ?*
