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'Misplaced, unwarranted': India slams OHCHR for raising concern over SIR protest

Source: Times of India — Top Stories · 2 days ago
'Misplaced, unwarranted': India slams OHCHR for raising concern over SIR protest
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India rejected the United Nations Human Rights Commission’s expression of concern about the large‑scale detention of demonstrators in Delhi, calling the criticism unfounded. It emphasized that the Indian Constitution protects the right to peaceful assembly.

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India on Saturday termed the United Nations Human Rights Commission's concern over the mass detention of protesters in Delhi as "misplaced" and said the right to peaceful assembly is guaranteed by the country's Constitution.

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