Why Is The World’s Largest Democracy Not In The UNSC? PM Modi Stakes India’s Claim

Why is the world’s largest democracy not in the UNSC? PM Modi stakes India’s claim for permanent membership ahead of France visit.

While strongly advocating for India’s permanent membership in the United Nations Security Council, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said that, ‘which is now the world’s most populous country, it needs to regain its rightful place.’

PM Modi. Said this in an interview with the French publication Les Echos. He was asked a question, ‘You have been advocating India’s permanent membership in the United Nations Security Council.

Is the credibility of the United Nations at stake in this perspective?

In response to this, the Indian Prime Minister said, ‘The issue is not only of credibility but something bigger than this.

How can the UN Security Council claim to be the voice for the whole world when India, the world’s most populous and largest democracy, is not a permanent member?

Symbol of the dissonance of the organization that does not conform.

Most countries agree on India’s role in UNSC: PM Modi.

PM Modi said, ‘Its (UN Security Council) skewed membership makes the decision-making process opaque, which increases its helplessness in dealing with today’s challenges.

I think most countries are clear about the changes they want to see in the UN Security Council, including the role of India.

French President Emmanuel Macron also shared this view. We should listen to the voice of the world.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today spoke to the French media at his official residence in Delhi before flying to France, where he will be the guest of honor at the Bastille Day celebrations on Friday.

He said, ‘As the world’s largest democracy, with unique social and economic diversity, our success (permanent membership of India in the United Nations) will demonstrate that democracy can deliver.

The existence of harmony is possible in the midst of diversity.

Also, it is a natural expectation of the international system and institutions that the world’s largest democracy should get its due place.

India’s role as a bridge between Global South and West: PM Modi.

The Prime Minister also emphasized India’s role as a bridge between the Global South and West. He said, ‘The rights of the Global South have been denied for a long time.

As a result, there is a sense of anguish among members of the Global South, that they are compelled to take action, but do not have a voice when it comes to decision-making.

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The true spirit of democracy in the Global South has not been respected.

PM Modi also explained in detail about his often-said remarks to Russian President Vladimir Putin on the Ukraine war that ‘today’s era is not of war’.

Expressing deep concern about its impact on the world, especially the Global South, he said, the conflict must end. He said, “India’s position is very clear, transparent, and consistent,” he said.

I said it was not the age of war. . We have urged both sides (Russia and Ukraine) to resolve the issues through dialogue and diplomacy. I told him that India is ready to support all genuine efforts.

India’s history is not about wars and enslavement: PM Modi.

The Indian Prime Minister further said, ‘Help to end this struggle.

We believe that all countries have an obligation to respect the sovereignty and territorial integrity of other countries, abide by international law and follow the United Nations Charter.

‘ PM Modi said on India’s soft power ‘Our history has never been about war and making anyone dependent. Rather it has been Yoga, Ayurveda, Spirituality, Science, Mathematics, and Astronomy.

We have always contributed to peace and progress in the world.” to break free from ancient and antiquated beliefs.