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India condemns Iran Supreme Leader comments on Indian minorities, calling them “misinformed and unacceptable.” Countries are advised to review their own records.
India has firmly rejected Iran Supreme Leader comments regarding the treatment of Indian minorities. The remarks were made by Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who referenced Indian Muslims in the context of global suffering, alongside mentions of Myanmar and Gaza.
India’s Firm Stance on Iran Supreme Leader’s Comments
In a strong response, India’s foreign ministry called the Iran Supreme Leader comments “unacceptable” and “misinformed.” The ministry emphasized that nations should reflect on their own human rights records before making statements about others.
Iran’s Provocative Statement
Ayatollah Khamenei, in a post on X (formerly Twitter) marking the birth anniversary of Prophet Mohammed, mentioned Muslims suffering in regions such as India, Gaza, and Myanmar. This sparked a sharp rebuttal from India, highlighting its commitment to the well-being of all citizens, including minorities.
India’s Foreign Ministry Statement
The Indian government’s response to the Iran Supreme Leader comments was resolute. The foreign ministry reiterated that any external comments on India’s internal affairs, especially about its minorities, are not welcome and are based on misinformation.