India said all permanent members of a reformed UN Security Council should hold veto powers for as long as the provision exists, arguing that fairness and justice require equal rights and responsibilities. Ambassador Harish Parvathaneni said a new category of permanent members without vetoes would be relegated to “second-class” status.
WHO:India, represented by Ambassador Harish Parvathaneni
WHAT:India said all permanent members of a reformed Security Council should have veto powers while the provision remains in place.
WHEN:Reported Oct 27, 2026 at 3:47 AM ET
WHERE:United Nations
WHY:India said equal rights and responsibilities for all permanent members are necessary for fairness and justice.
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