India counters UN comments on its detentions, cites principles of sovereignty

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India has formally responded to remarks made by UN human rights experts regarding detention cases in the country. The government's reply emphasizes the principle of non-interference in internal affairs and national sovereignty. It asserts that India's legal framework provides all necessary safeguards for the protection of human rights. The response was delivered through established diplomatic channels at the United Nations in Geneva.

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