Un Fid on India’s peace defense efforts, ‘Operation Sindoor’ reached the world due to fixing accountability of criminals

United Nations: The United Nations (UN) of India’s peace defense efforts has also become convinced. The United Nations has fiercely appreciated India’s efforts. Along with this, the United Nations has also been liked by the United Nations to decide the accountability of criminals and terrorists. This has recently reached the whole world of India’s ‘Operation Sindoor’ against terrorists in Pakistan. The United Nations top peace guard officer Jean-Pierre Lacrox appreciated the role of India in the United Nations Peace Campaign, saying that Hindustan is not only a major supporter of peace protection, but he is also playing a leading role in deciding the accountability of crimes against peace guards.

Lacrox made this comment on Thursday during a media session held on the occasion of United Nations Peace Guard International Day. He said that she had come to New Delhi to attend the first Women’s Peace Sainik Conference organized by India in February 2025. In response to a question, Lacroex said, “Yes, I was really eager to attend New Delhi and that conference. First because India is an important contributor to the United Nations Army and Police Forces. Also, India is also a strong supporter of peace defense efforts.”

India’s style different in deciding the accountability of criminals

Lacrox said that when it is to determine the accountability of criminals, India’s effort and its style is the most different in that case. He said that “India’s men and women have made significant contribution in peace campaigns. In addition, India has also led many times towards ensuring accountability of crimes against peace guards, which is extremely commendable.” Women in peace defense: The conference on the subject of women: a global South perspective “was organized by the Ministry of Defense, Ministry of Defense and United Nations Peace Guard Center (CUNUPKK).

India’s major contribution to the United Nations peace campaign

India is currently the fourth largest contributor country of uniformed personnel in United Nations Peace Campaign. Currently more than 5,300 military and police personnel of India are stationed in conflict areas such as Amai, Central African Republic, Congo Democratic Republic, Lebanon, Somalia, South Sudan and Western Sahara. Which are enough to prove India’s peace defense efforts. (Language)

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