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'Politics Should Never Be Used To Avoid Accountability', MEA S Jaishankar Slams China At UNSC

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September 23, 2022

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India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar slammed China and Pakistan during a meeting of the United Nations Security Council. He stated that some countries begin to play politics even when it comes to the prohibition of terrorism. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar used India's perch at the Security Council on Thursday to call out the international community for its lack of consistency on issues of impunity. S Jaishankar Said, "Politics should never be used to avoid accountability. Not to mention facilitating impunity. Unfortunately, we've seen this recently in this Chamber when it comes to sanctioning some of the world's most feared terrorists. If heinous attacks in broad daylight go unpunished, this Council must consider the messages we are sending about impunity. If we want to maintain confidence, we must remain consistent." Tune in to watch the full discussion.

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