India slams ‘biased’ report after US panel seeks sanctions on R&AW, RSS
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India has rejected a US panel’s recommendation to label it a religious freedom violator and impose sanctions on R&AW and RSS.
The Indian government on Monday issued a strong response after a US federal commission recommended that India be designated a ‘Country of Particular Concern’ (CPC) over alleged violations of religious freedom. The panel also called for targeted sanctions against key Indian entities, triggering sharp criticism from New Delhi.
Reacting to the findings, Randhir Jaiswal, spokesperson for the Ministry of External Affairs, said the government categorically rejects the report, describing it as biased and driven by selective narratives.
‘We have taken note of the latest report… We categorically reject its motivated and biased characterisation of India,’ Jaiswal said.
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