India Demands Accountability After Embassy Premises Defaced in Slovenian Capital
- India condemned the defacement of its Embassy premises in Ljubljana, Slovenia, by anti-India elements and demanded that the perpetrators be held accountable.
- The vandalism involved anti-India slogans painted on embassy walls and is suspected to have been carried out by pro-Khalistan elements.
- The Ministry of External Affairs emphasized that diplomatic premises are inviolable under the Vienna Convention and must be protected by the host country.
- India and Slovenia have recently engaged in high-level diplomatic talks to strengthen bilateral ties and view the incident as the act of fringe groups rather than state relations.
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Slovenian authorities are already investigating the incident.
Slovenian authorities are investigating an incident at the entrance of the building that also houses the Indian Embassy in Slovenia, where, according to some foreign media reports, signs in support of the Sikh separatist movement Khalistan appeared.
Indian Embassy Ljubljana Defacement: India Demands Action After Embassy Premises Defaced in Slovenia | 📰 LatestLY
The Indian Ministry of External Affairs has condemned the vandalism of the Indian Embassy in Ljubljana, Slovenia, where anti-India slogans were painted on the premises. India has demanded that Slovenian authorities identify and hold the perpetrators accountable, citing the inviolability of diplomatic missions under the Vienna Convention. 📰 Indian Embassy Ljubljana Defacement: India Demands Action After Embassy Premises Defaced in Slovenia.
India demands accountability after embassy premises defaced in Slovenian capital
We have taken up the matter strongly with Slovenian authorities, both in New Delhi and in Ljubljana, so that the perpetrators behind such reprehensible acts are held accountable, said an MEA statement
India has reacted strongly to the incident of damage to the premises of the Indian Embassy in Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia.
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