In Brief
Reiterated at UN that veto power in a reformed Security Council must be extended to all new permanent members.
India reiterated its position at the United Nations that as long as the veto power exists in the UN Security Council (UNSC), it must be extended to all permanent members of a reformed council rather than remaining restricted to the current P5 nations.
The declaration underscores India's long-standing diplomatic push for comprehensive reform of the United Nations Security Council to ensure equitable global governance and representation for developing nations.
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