New Delhi: While expressing concern for the “humanitarian crisis of the grave” took place in Afghanistan, India again voiced its concern about the security situation as the Afghanistan region should not be used by Pakistani-based terror groups to target any country in the environment.
Speaking at the UNHRC session about the concerns of human rights in Afghanistan, the government said the stability in the country was related to regional peace and security and that India, with the old Millennium friendship with Afghanistan, standing ready to help them in fulfilling aspiration.
India is also called to access without obstacles to those who need help in Afghanistan.
“We hope that the situation in Afghanistan does not cause challenges for its neighbors and the territory is not used by terrorist groups such as Lashkar-e-Taiba (LET) and Jaish-e-Mohammed (JEM), threatening other countries,” the government said in a statement.
Without naming Taliban, or mentioning special atrocities carried out by the Group, India also said everyone was worried about increasing violations of the basic rights of Afghans who were worried about whether their rights to live with dignity would be respected.
“We are very monitoring the rapidly growing security situation in Afghanistan and we continue to call the parties concerned to maintain law and order, ensure the security and security of all Afghan citizens, UN staff and diplomatic staff members, and observe human rights and humanity.
Law In all circumstances in Afghanistan, “the government said, adding that while the security situation was permanent, a serious humanitarian crisis was ongoing.
India said thousands of people who have been internally displaced face lack of food, medical care and acute shelters and basic rights of civilians, children and women, including freedom of speech and opinions, access to education and medical care “drastically” hampered .