US naval incursion near Lakshadweep, India expresses concern

New Delhi: India has expressed concern to the United States over the ongoing exercise by seven US naval fleets near Lakshadweep without seeking any permission. India has expressed its concern to the US through diplomatic channels. India has made it clear that such “practice” without any consent is a violation of India’s maritime security policy.

India has made its position clear under the United Nations Maritime Security Act. No country has the right to enter the exclusive economic zone and practice war. In particular, the exercise, which will include explosives and weapons, said in a statement issued by the foreign ministry.

Navigational rights and freedom are exercised within India’s exclusive economic zone, 130 nautical miles west of Lakshadweep. The USS John Paul had said that India does not need permission in compliance with international law. But India has said it is mandatory to obtain prior permission for military exercises or transportation within the exclusive economic zone.

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We carry out regular and regular Freedom of Navigation operations. Which have been done before and will continue to be done. The U.S. Navy claims that these operations do not belong to any one country and have no political significance. The claim made by the 7th Fleet of the US Navy could be a matter of concern for India. Because the US is India’s closest strategic partner.