India's primary objection to the CTBT is its perceived discriminatory nature, as it allows the recognized nuclear weapon states to retain their arsenals while preventing others from testing, without committing to a time-bound framework for complete disarmament.
India has been unwilling to join CTBT Because:
Asked in RPSC RAS Prelims 1996 · Topic: The Governance System (Government Policies and Interventions for Development)
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