Indian Civil Activists Call on BRICS Countries to Investigate Attack on Minab School

Indian civil activists, especially members of the "India-Palestine Solidarity Network," have recently issued statements calling on BRICS member countries to address the issue of the attack on Minab School and human rights violations in Lebanon. These groups emphasized the need for an independent and international investigation into this attack and other incidents related to targeting civilians.

Calling for an End to Military Support for the Israeli Regime

In the issued statements, Indian civil activists urged BRICS countries to halt the supply of weapons, military technology, and other military and economic aid to the Israeli regime, which continues to violate international laws. They believe that these actions contribute to the continuation of aggressions and human rights violations in occupied areas.

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These groups also criticized the policies of the Indian government as the host of the BRICS summit. They reminded that India has always supported the right to self-determination for Palestinians over the past few decades. However, with the expansion of military and economic relations with Israel, especially in the current situation where Gaza is being devastated, this country has somehow become complicit in Israel's actions.

BRICS Hosting; An Opportunity to Reassess India's Foreign Policy

Indian civil activists emphasized that hosting the BRICS summit is an opportunity for India to base its foreign policy on independent, law-based, and anti-colonial principles. They believe that merely expressing concern in the summit's final statement is not enough, and BRICS member countries must take practical and effective actions to support the people of Palestine and other nations in West Asia.

These statements clearly reflect the deep concerns of Indian civil society activists regarding the humanitarian situation in war zones and human rights violations. These groups stressed that the current conditions cannot be resolved with impractical statements and require serious and effective actions.

Ultimately, Indian civil activists called on BRICS countries to think about practical and effective actions instead of general and repetitive statements that could help reduce tensions and support human rights in conflict areas.

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