India condemns defacement of embassy premises in Ljubljana, Slovenia
The Indian Ministry of External Affairs has condemned the defacement of the Indian embassy in Ljubljana, Slovenia, by anti-India elements. The government has raised the issue with Slovenian authorities in both New Delhi and Ljubljana, demanding that those responsible for the act be held accountable. Officials have cited the inviolability of diplomatic premises under the Vienna Convention while calling for immediate action against the perpetrators.
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What Happened
The Indian embassy in Ljubljana, Slovenia, was recently defaced by individuals described as anti-India elements. Reports indicate that the premises were marked with anti-India slogans. In response, the Indian Ministry of External Affairs issued a formal condemnation of the incident and has engaged with Slovenian officials at both the local and national levels to address the security breach.
The Indian government has emphasized that diplomatic premises are inviolable under the Vienna Convention and has demanded that the Slovenian authorities take action against those responsible. While the Ministry of External Affairs has not officially identified the perpetrators, some reports have attributed the act to pro-Khalistan elements.
Key Facts
- The Indian embassy in Ljubljana, Slovenia, was defaced by anti-India elements.Source not recorded
- The Indian Ministry of External Affairs has formally condemned the incident.Source not recorded
- India has raised the matter with Slovenian authorities in both New Delhi and Ljubljana.Source not recorded
- The government cited the Vienna Convention regarding the inviolability of diplomatic premises.Source not recorded
- Some reports have alleged that pro-Khalistan elements were responsible for the defacement.Source not recorded
The Timeline8
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- TOIThe Times of India'Diplomatic premises are inviolable': India condemns embassy defacement in Slovenia
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- English5 of 9
- Hindiहिन्दी1 of 2
- Urduاردو1 of 2
- Odiaଓଡ଼ିଆ1 of 2
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- Central IndiaNot carried0 of 1
- EastCarried2 of 5
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- SouthCarried1 of 10
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