Unacceptable, for India
UN maps in recent years have repeatedly misrepresented India’s international boundaries, most notably by excluding large parts of Arunachal Pradesh (67,522 sq km) and J&K (185,947 sq km), including Aksai Chin (30,425 sq km). These areas are often labelled ‘sovereignty unsettled regions’, leaving what resembles a map of India without its head and left thumb. This is not a one-off cartographic oversight — it has become a pattern across multiple UN platforms, raising serious questions.
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