India will not allow other countries to veto its decisions: Jaishankar

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar

Various questions have been raised about the use of the veto, and many countries have made efforts to put pressure on its use. In this regard, Foreign Minister Jaishankar has sent a clear message but did not name any country.

He said that India will never allow other countries to veto its decisions and will do whatever is conducive to national interests and global welfare regardless of any fear.

Speaking at an event in Mumbai, Jaishankar said when India integrates deeper into the global consciousness, the consequences are indeed far-reaching.

There is a lot to learn from India’s legacy – Jaishankar

He said that in a world struggling with unhealthy habits, stressful lifestyles or frequent climatic events, India’s heritage has a lot to learn, but the world will know it only when Indians are proud of it. a little.

Jaishankar said that in the era of globalization, technology and tradition must go hand in hand. India will inevitably progress, he said. But he had to do it without losing his Indian roots. Only in this way can we truly become the leading force in a multipolar world.

Know what veto is

The United Nations Security Council has the primary responsibility for maintaining international peace and security. Its powers also include promoting peacekeeping operations, enforcing international sanctions and taking military action through Security Council resolutions. Currently, the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council have veto power. Veto means the ability to block any decision. Understood this way, if any of the five countries wants to block any decision, it can use its veto power to block that decision.