India criticizes UN human rights chief for perceived bias in reporting

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India has expressed strong disagreement with a recent report by UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk. The Indian mission in Geneva stated the report lacked objectivity and displayed a selective focus on certain nations. It argued the report overlooked human rights concerns in developed countries while disproportionately targeting others. India called for a more impartial and universal approach in future UN human rights assessments.

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