Elon Musk : “Permanent membership of India in the United Nations..” This demand is not today's. This desire is not born today. From Nehru's administration to Narendra Modi's rule, it has been discussed every time. A proposal is made in the United Nations.. sometimes China blocks it.. and sometimes America kneels down.. sometimes Britain gives lame excuses.. in some cases France blocks it.. these things keep happening. However, India's veto power in the United Nations has come to the fore in the context of parliamentary elections to be held in our country soon. But it has been highlighted by famous businessman Elon Musk. In the background of news that Tesla plant is going to be set up in our country soon, Elon Musk is going to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi.. Musk's veto comments created a sensation.
In the wake of Elon Musk's proposal that India should have permanent veto power in the United Nations, an official of the US President Joe Biden's administration responded. ” The United States favors reforms in the United Nations and its affiliates. Previously, US President Joe Biden spoke on the same subject in the House of Representatives. The Minister of External Affairs also supported him. We have always been in favor of reforms in the United Nations bodies, including the Security Council. “Representation at the United Nations should reflect the world of the 21st century,” declared Biden administration official Vedant Patel.
In a meeting held in January, Musk commented that it is not right for a country like India not to have permanent membership in the United Nations. Musk blamed the world's most populous country for not having permanent membership in the United Nations. He asked that not only India but all African countries should have a strong representation in the United Nations. Musk announced on that occasion that there is a need for permanent membership in the Security Council to protect the interests of the current countries. But India has always demanded permanent membership in the United Nations. It is also supported by the international community.
A total of 15 countries are members of the United Nations. Among them, China, England, France, Russia and America have veto power in the name of permanent membership. Another 10 countries are elected as temporary member states with a two-year term. It is noteworthy that the Bharatiya Janata Party has promised in its recently released manifesto that it will take steps for permanent membership in the United Nations.
