India claimed to be disturbed by the battle in Gaza and urged a two-state resolution on the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) briefing on the Gaza disaster.

Permanent Representative of India to the UN, Ruchira Kamboj, identified that the humanitarian disaster has deepened and mentioned, “As far as India is anxious, we have now been deeply troubled by the battle in Gaza that has been raging for almost 5 months now. The humanitarian disaster has deepened…the continuing battle between Israel and Hamas has led to a large-scale lack of civilian lives, particularly girls and kids…This is just unacceptable.”

The Indian consultant condemning the deaths of civilians demanded instant and unconditional launch of all hostages and mentioned, “We have strongly condemned the deaths of civilians within the battle…India has a long-standing and uncompromising place in opposition to terrorism in all its kinds and manifestations. We demand the instant and unconditional launch of all hostages.”

India took its stand and raised a name to scale up humanitarian help, “It is crucial that humanitarian help to the folks of Gaza be scaled up instantly with the intention to avert an extra deterioration within the scenario.”

India additional known as for a two-state resolution and acknowledged that India is dedicated to supporting a two-state resolution. Ruchira Kamboj emphasised that such an answer would defend the integrity and sovereignty of the folks, whereby the Palestinian folks would have the ability to dwell freely in an impartial nation inside safe borders with due regard to the safety wants of Israel.

India and France maintain bilateral dialogue

India and France held a bilateral dialogue on Monday, March 4, to debate disarmament and non-proliferation regarding nuclear, chemical and organic weapons. The 78th session of the United Nations General Assembly commenced on September 5, 2023.

The Ministry of External Affairs in a press launch acknowledged, “India-France Bilateral Dialogue on Disarmament and Non-Proliferation was held on 4 March 2024 in New Delhi.”

The two sides mentioned developments within the area of disarmament and non-proliferation regarding the nuclear, chemical and organic domains, in addition to outer area safety, typical weapons together with AI within the army area and Lethal Autonomous Weapons Systems and multilateral export management regimes.”