UK being undemocratic, cabalistic in its approach towards ICJ elections

India's focus is one to get a two-thirds majority at the UNGA and also more crucially to gain two more seats at the UNSC. Convert the one abstention and wean away one more onto the Indian side so that India gets eight seats at the UNSC and wins. This idea was highlighted by Ambassador Akbaruddin when he hosted diplomats at a reception ahead of the ICJ elections on Monday. "We see the election today at the tipping point. It is now no longer about an individual. We started with the election being about an individual, it is now no longer about an individual. It is also no longer about a representative or a nominee of a country," he said.