Permanent Nations Stuck On India’s Permanent Claim To UNSC
Permanent Nations have been stuck on India’s permanent claim to UNSC, without reform it does not make any sense. There is no doubt that India has the highest qualification to become a permanent member of the UN Security Council than any country in the world.
But among the countries of the world which have the veto power as permanent members of the Security Council, One or two countries always reject all such claims of India.
This is such a delicate aspect of the balance of power in this world order, due to which repeated reform of the United Nations is not possible, despite the repeated emphasis on the need for reforms over the past several decades.
Not only does the United States, Russia, Britain and France favor to make India a permanent member alone, but it also says that India is the voice of the world today.
Therefore, Indian voice should be included in the permanent voice of the United Nations, but when the decisive moment comes, either China impedes India or the other permanent members of the Security Council, by making a principled excuse, also start talking. Huh. How long will this game continue?
At some point, powerful members of this world organization will have to take decisions. Not only India, Japan, South Africa, and Brazil also have big contenders.
It is not possible to determine the balance of power in the world without fulfilling them. India, Japan, and Brazil or South Africa are in no way inferior to the existing permanent members of the Security Council. India’s achievements are far better than many permanent member countries.
India is one of the five largest economies in the world, hence the engine of the world’s economy. In India, there are equal middle-class consumers than China and according to some research surveys, without which the world capitalist economy cannot be imagined.
India is the largest democracy in the world and there is vibrant participation of more than 600 million people in this democracy. Overall, India fulfills all the conditions of being a permanent member of the Security Council, which may be, but even after all this, India is being prevented from being a permanent member of the UN Security Council.
The time has come to rein in them, the hypocrisy can be reduced and the global institution should not only be rejuvenated but also re-employed. Until this happens, this worldwide institution has no meaning.
