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NEW DELHI-‘The rights of the residents of China’s Xinjiang province must be respected; should be protected’, said the central government.
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India’s Ministry of External Affairs Spokesperson Arindam Pakshi said: “The reports of human rights violations against the Uyghur Muslims living in Xinjiang province in our neighboring country China are worrying. The rights of residents here must be respected; to be protected. We hope the concerned people will resolve this. India wants all human rights to be respected.
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India’s non-participation in the resolution brought against China in the UN Human Rights Commission regarding this issue is being questioned. India follows the practice of not participating in any country-specific resolutions. Due to this, he did not participate in the poll. This is what he said.
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