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Sir, — This refers to the report, `India may accept Security Council seat without veto' (Dec.19). Though the proposed acceptance of a Security Council seat without veto is appealing, it means, in a way, bowing to the highhandedness of the U.S. even over reforms in the U.N. Some of the permanent members have endorsed India's stand for a seat with veto power. There is no reason why India should be denied this.
C. Ramesh,
Sir, — One must be clear, determined and strong to be in the Council. India currently does not seem capable of playing a meaningful role there.
M.A. Sastry,
Sir, — A Security Council seat even without veto power will be useful. We should strive hard to defeat the designs of those trying to prevent our entry into the Council.
D. Thinakaran,
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