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India wont and will never sign NPT, CTBT.
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| Kinezi |
India will not sign the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty (CTBT) that prevents it from conducting further nuclear tests. They CLEARLY in clear language said it they will NEVER sign CTBT. You get it?
India is not a signatory to the Nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty (NPT) either. Neither have any intentions to do so. They have a FIRM no to that.
In words of PM of India:
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We have also said that if the CTBT came into being we will not sign it, there is no pressure from the US on India to sign the NPT or any other international arrangement.
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No we will not sign any such agreement. We are India.
And still world looks other way and pushes sanctions against countries like Iran, impoverishing its children, depriving of essential supplies like medecine, food and blocking all trades in technology to build a modern economy. Looks like US dosent want certain countries to modernise, to be a modern industrialised nation, to be a developed country from a developing country. They dont want oil producing countries to be independant of just being oil producing nation. |
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| Arbiter |
| Personally I almost never support sanctions, and I certainly don't for Iran. The people most affected are almost always powerless to affect the sort of change desired by those imposing the sanctions. As a result, the sanctions are not only ineffective but they create or increase the suffering of innocent people. |
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| jerZ07002 |
First - the US sanctioned India and Pakistan when they were developing weapons.
http://www.cnn.com/WORLD/asiapcf/98...date/index.html
Second - they already have the weapon. I've said it before, but once you actually have the weapon your position changes, and after a while you become accepted as a member of the club. |
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| XaNaX |
| Who even cares, India has a "no first use" policy, their country isn't run by wackjobs, and their warheads are fission weapons. |
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