Speak out: Should India vote against Sri Lanka over alleged war crimes?

Should India re-write history and target Sri Lanka over alleged murder of Tamils?

The government came under intense pressure from Tamil Nadu’s political parties in Parliament today to support a resolution in the United Nations against Sri Lanka for alleged war crimes.

Pranab Mukherjee says that “India’s traditional stand has been we have never supported any country-specific resolution at the UN Human Rights Council”.

Should India re-write history and target Sri Lanka over alleged murder of Tamils?

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