The chinese and Russian case is totally different. They did not vote against Iran under any pressure from US. Whereas India is in a fix after having a parternership with US. There is nothing wrong with safegaurding one's interests.
Wrong again. China's concern is not entirely different from that of India's when it comes to the security and arms race in Asia. Au contraire to what is usually falsely believed, India's decision to vote against Iran's program has its own merits than the 1-2-3 Nuclear deal. Let me be more blunt here, Iran is not liked by any of the other middle eastern countries especially Saudi Arabia and UAE not to mention Israel. If Iran gets or develops nuclear weapons then its goinig to be a no-holds barred catfight between these countries and nobody wants a conflict in the middle east which cannot be managed by the world power blocks!
Indian interests are of course to be safe guarded and will be rightfully.
India and Pakistan also had a history of hiding their nuclear program so lets do not try to be more clean.
Wrong again. India went nuclear way back in '74 while Pakistani nuclear program was an open secret only over looked by the US because of its role in creating and helping the Mujaheedin in SU occupied Afghanistan. Nobody's clean here, everyone knew we had our own nuclear programs.
As for Iran, it has blatantly lied about it capabilities and enrichment sites, not to mention that its nuclear program was also kept secret.
why not to oppose Isreal on the same pretext of nuclear arm race??
Of course, I do support for Israel to be under the purview of the IAEA, but being ambigious about their nuclear state doesnt help much either. Though its widely believed by many that Israel has nuclear weapons, they always say that Israel may or may not have nuclear weapons.
Anyway every country under the sun has the right to have nukes for self defence unless the big fishes destroy all their nukes.
No, not all countries have the right to develop nukes. How about India help the present Afghan govt with nuclear tech? Would Pakistan like that?
Only responsible, stable, reliable countries have the right to "have" nukes. And we have already reached the limit of that standard, no more room.