Former legendary leg spinner of Pakistan Danish Kaneria While defending India, he has made a sharp attack on the functioning of the United Nations (UN) Human Rights Organization. Kaneria has strongly condemned the concern expressed by the UN human rights organization over the recent protests in India and the administrative action taken thereafter. Along with this, citing the continuous atrocities on Hindus and other religious minorities in countries like Pakistan and Bangladesh, he asked the United Nations when it will break its silence on these serious matters.
What is the whole matter?
last saturday Delhi The United Nations Office for Human Rights (OHCHR) expressed deep concern over the arrests of protesters during the widespread protests in 2017. UN Human Rights Office spokesperson Thameen al-Khaithan issued a statement. Delhi Expressed concern over reports of mass detentions before and during the demonstrations. At the same time, he appealed to the Indian authorities to ensure full respect of the right to assemble and demonstrate peacefully. The UN had also said that restrictions imposed on peaceful demonstrations should meet the test of law.
Danish Kaneria put double standards in front of the world
former cricketer Danish Kaneria Expressing strong objection to this resolution of the United Nations Human Rights Organization, he raised the issue of the pathetic condition of minorities in Pakistan and Bangladesh. Responding to the UN Human Rights Organization’s post on the social media platform ‘X’ (formerly Twitter), Kaneria wrote, “When will the UN Human Rights Organization break its convenient silence? Will it ever raise its voice in favor of the Hindu minorities facing systematic violence in Pakistan and Bangladesh and the Uyghur Muslims facing oppression in China?”
Indian government also gave a befitting reply to UN’s comment
Before this, Delhi The Indian government had expressed strong displeasure over the comments made by the United Nations Human Rights Office on the arrest of protesters in 2017. India had clearly termed this as a completely unjustified interference in the internal affairs of the country. India had bluntly said that in the world’s largest democracy, the right to peaceful demonstration and freedom of expression is protected by the Constitution, but legal restrictions are equally necessary to maintain national security and public order. India reminded that the country has a strong, independent judiciary and active media system, which effectively protects the fundamental rights of every citizen.
Security restrictions and detention of leaders in Delhi
It is significant that Delhi The police had rejected the permission application given for the demonstration at Jantar Mantar, after which tight security arrangements were made in the capital. Temporary restrictions were imposed on internet, metro, bus and rail services to stop the protesters. In this series, from Mumbai Delhi CJP founder arrived Abhijeet Dipke and his two companions Saurav Das And Ashutosh Ranka Was taken into custody as soon as he got off the plane. However, later most of the people were released under legal procedures and the court granted conditional bail to Dipke and his associates.
