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Washington DC (America) – According to an annual report published by Global Freedom House, India’s points dropped from 71 to 67. Amongst 211 countries, India has secured the 88th place. Previously India was placed 83rd on this list. The Global Freedom House has claimed that the rights and freedom given to citizens have reduced ever since Narendra Modi became the Prime Minister in 2014. The report cites attacks on Muslims, use of the laws related to anti national activities, the lockdown imposed by the Government to manage the Covid-19 situation as having adversely impacted the freedom of Indian people. The report also claims ‘civil liberties declined’ since ‘Modi’s Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) won power in 2014’.
फ्रीडम हाउस रिपोर्ट 'भारत विरोधी एजेंडे का हिस्सा': बीजेपी https://t.co/GHIGtSXbAR
— BBC News Hindi (@BBCHindi) March 4, 2021
Further this report says, Modi’s Hindu nationalist government has put pressure on organisations fighting for human rights. There have been incidents of threats to specialists in various fields and journalists. It also mentioned vigilante mob attacks on minorities.
In the search for countries having the greatest freedom, Finland, Norway and Sweden are in the first place having secured 100 out of 100 points. Tibet and Syria are named as having the least amount of freedom.
'फ्रीडम हाउस' एक अमेरिकी शोध संस्थान है जो हर साल 'फ्रीडम इन द वर्ल्ड' रिपोर्ट निकालता है. इस रिपोर्ट में दुनिया के अलग अलग देशों में राजनीतिक आजादी और नागरिक अधिकारों के स्तर की समीक्षा की जाती है.#FreedomHouse #FreedomOfExpression #MediaFreedom https://t.co/hgzkandeMJ
— DW Hindi (@dw_hindi) March 4, 2021