Indian Diplomat Anupama Singh IFS
In a recent session at the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC), Indian Foreign Service (IFS) officer Anupama Singh delivered a resolute response to Pakistan and Turkey’s assertions regarding Kashmir, firmly presenting the truth amidst a backdrop of misinformation and propaganda.
As Pakistan and Turkey sought to malign India’s stance on the Kashmir issue, Anupama Singh, representing India at the UN, swiftly countered their claims. With unwavering resolve, she reiterated that Kashmir is an internal matter for India, firmly rejecting any external interference or attempts to dictate India’s policies. Anupama Singh boldly highlighted Pakistan’s dismal human rights record, exposing its history of fostering terrorism and instability.
Anupama Singh underscored India’s commitment to combating terrorism on a global scale, emphasizing that India cannot afford to divert its attention from addressing the menace posed by countries like Pakistan, which continue to harbour and sponsor terrorism. Her remarks reflected India’s firm stance on safeguarding its sovereignty and territorial integrity against external aggression and interference.
Hailing from Patna, Bihar, Anupama Singh’s journey is a testament to her resilience and dedication. With a background in medicine, she pursued MBBS from Patna Medical College before obtaining a Master of Surgery degree from Banaras Hindu University. Transitioning to the diplomatic arena, Anupama Singh joined the Indian Foreign Service in 2014, where she has served with distinction for over nine years.
Anupama Singh’s unwavering defence of India’s interests on the global stage serves as a beacon of strength and resilience. Her recent address at the UNHRC exemplifies India’s firm resolve in confronting challenges and defending its sovereignty against external pressures and propaganda. As a daughter of India, Anupama Singh continues to make her nation proud through her exemplary service and commitment to upholding truth and justice.
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