US had condemned India on the issue of Nandigram as a major case in the violation of human rights in India. Nadigram issue is a sensitive one taking into consideration the expectation of the people. But looking at the view point from the expansion of Economy in a country, any major expansion had always its own hindrance issues. Any dam that proposed for hydro-electricity project or for control of floods or for proper supply of water, the evacuation of people in the proposed catchment area is always a major issue. And the strict governance that is brought in during those times had its own human rights violation issue. And US would have also undergone the same.
And similar to this effect, any major plant expansion which provides job opportunities to thousands of people is accomplished by the sacrifice a small set of people who for the miniscule government funds give away the land for the project. This is always done for the prosperity of the country. And when this happens, there is generally the disposition of people from the existing territory to a new territory. And it comes with its own human rights issue. And again US would have also undergone the same.
But, these all are small one. Calling themselves the Big brother and Human rights Preserver, the great deal of human rights preservation they have carried out in Iraq is exceptionally admirable. And the preservation of human rights in terms they have given as freedom to their next generation which generally makes the act of weekly university firing are to be awarded. The turmoil that has completely changed a country landscape in the name of human rights preservation in US base countries (IRAQ) is splendid. And the similar acts carried out by US should be applauded for its cause.
Considering the various factors, India believes that US doesn’t stand and have the right to condemn India is such issues. Though politicians and politics play a major role in these kind of violation for their personal gains in the both the nations, but this kind of open condemnation by a country whose track record is very weak does not pave a good path for its nextgen to look at their counterparts in other countries.
Considering apart the political indiscreminacies, discrepancies and the politician’s selfishness and the corporate hunger for expansion, both the countries have spoiled their image on the human rights issue.
And similar to this effect, any major plant expansion which provides job opportunities to thousands of people is accomplished by the sacrifice a small set of people who for the miniscule government funds give away the land for the project. This is always done for the prosperity of the country. And when this happens, there is generally the disposition of people from the existing territory to a new territory. And it comes with its own human rights issue. And again US would have also undergone the same.
But, these all are small one. Calling themselves the Big brother and Human rights Preserver, the great deal of human rights preservation they have carried out in Iraq is exceptionally admirable. And the preservation of human rights in terms they have given as freedom to their next generation which generally makes the act of weekly university firing are to be awarded. The turmoil that has completely changed a country landscape in the name of human rights preservation in US base countries (IRAQ) is splendid. And the similar acts carried out by US should be applauded for its cause.
Considering the various factors, India believes that US doesn’t stand and have the right to condemn India is such issues. Though politicians and politics play a major role in these kind of violation for their personal gains in the both the nations, but this kind of open condemnation by a country whose track record is very weak does not pave a good path for its nextgen to look at their counterparts in other countries.
Considering apart the political indiscreminacies, discrepancies and the politician’s selfishness and the corporate hunger for expansion, both the countries have spoiled their image on the human rights issue.
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