GENEVA: Despite strong objection from Pakistan, India received the most number of votes in the Asia-Pacific group of the U.N. Human Rights Council, winning a second consecutive two-year term at the world body.
Official sources said this was a reflection of Indias standing in the world.
India was a committed supporter of the U.N. human rights system and would continue to work towards strengthening of the Council, officials said.
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