India rejects UN rights body remarks on Delhi protests, cites double standards

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The Indian government has formally dismissed recent comments from the UN Human Rights Office regarding protests in Delhi. It criticized the UN body for what it termed biased and selective assessments. Officials argued that the remarks displayed a pattern of double standards and failed to appreciate India's democratic framework. The government reaffirmed its commitment to managing domestic matters within its own legal and constitutional systems.

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