Amnesty International says India’s ongoing arms sales to Israel risk making India complicit in alleged crimes connected to the war in Gaza. In its assessment, the rights group argues that support for Israel’s military—including through continued defence cooperation—can contribute to violations that Amnesty characterizes as genocide. Amnesty points to the scale and persistence of the harm in Gaza and argues that the international visibility of abuses increases the responsibility of any state providing military support.
The claim is presented in reporting by Al Jazeera and The Express Tribune, which both describe Amnesty’s warning that India’s actions could be seen as complicity. Neither outlet indicates that Amnesty has issued a legal finding against India; instead, it emphasizes the moral and potential legal implications of supplying arms while serious allegations of atrocities are ongoing. The reports frame the warning as part of Amnesty’s broader efforts to draw attention to the risks faced by governments that provide military equipment during alleged mass abuses.
