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India Criticizes UN Rights Office Over Comments on Farmers' Protest

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India has strongly criticized the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) for its comments on the ongoing protest. The Indian government called the OHCHR's concerns 'misplaced and unwarranted'. The statement was a response to the UN body raising issues about protests by farmers in Delhi. India asserted that its democratic processes are robust and capable of handling domestic matters.

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