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[Amnesty India @AIIndia]

Our latest investigation says India continued supplying arms, ammunition, and military components to Israel between Oct 2023 & Nov 2025, despite the substantial risk they could be used in Israel's ongoing genocide against Palestinians in the occupied Gaza Strip. 
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[Road Scholarz @roadscholarz]

Amnesty report on India's weapons sales to Israel - a damning indictment of complicity with genocide.

[Amnesty EU @AmnestyEU]

A new @amnesty investigation finds India continued supplying arms to Israel despite the risk they could be used in Israel's ongoing genocide in Gaza.

As relations deepen, together the EU, its member states & India must end all arms transfers to Israel.
https://t.co/gCNkJBNV9L

[Frontline @frontline_india]

NEW | An Amnesty International investigation says India has become an important manufacturing partner in Israel’s wartime defence supply chain, with public and private companies supplying thousands of military components during the Gaza war. @iftikhargilani writes.

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[Al Jazeera English @AJEnglish]

A new report released by Amnesty identifies at least 2,596 shipments of arms, ammunition and components sent from India to Israel, and the rights group accuses New Delhi of failing to regulate exports in line with international law.

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[Maktoob @MaktoobMedia]

Amnesty International identified at least 2,596 shipments of arms, parts and ammunition exported from India to Israel between 7 October 2023 and 30 November 2025.

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[Siddharth @svaradarajan]

India a 'Significant Actor' in Israel Defence Supply, Three of Nine Companies Exporting Weapons Govt Owned: Amnesty Report https://t.co/9eOknHXxZh via @thewire_In

[Erika Guevara Rosas @ErikaGuevaraR]

While Palestinians in #Gaza face Israel’s ongoing genocide, #India continued supplying arms, ammunition, and military components to Israel.

Our @Amnesty International’s new investigation identified at least 2,596 shipments exported between October 2023 and November 2025, including components for artillery shells, machine guns, explosive warheads, and armoured vehicles.

The Indian government must immediately stop authorizing arms transfers to Israel. No state and no company should risk contributing to genocide or other crimes under international law.

It is long past time for a comprehensive arms embargo on Israel.

Read the report: https://t.co/gIFLP3lCK6

[Agnes Callamard @AgnesCallamard]

New @amnesty research reveals that #India continued to supply arms to #Israel despite the substantial risk they could be used in its ongoing genocide against Palestinians in the occupied Gaza Strip.

India manufactures and supplies arms transferred to Israel through its ownership and control over key supplier companies.

Not only has India failed to regulate arms exports to Israel by private companies in line with international law and standards; it has also deepened its defence partnership with Israel.

Our investigators analysed 2,596 shipments of weapons, ammunition, parts and components shipped from India to Israel since 7 October 2023. Records indicate that Indian companies have supplied at least 390,516 small arms parts for military grade weapons, 564,970 parts of explosive ordnance (such as drone warheads, artillery shell casings and others), and 298 components of military vehicles to large Israeli companies that are direct suppliers to the Israeli military.

We call on the Indian government to immediately stop authorizing exports of weapons, ammunition and parts to Israel. It must also ensure that companies operating under its jurisdiction do not contribute to crimes under international law.

All companies have a responsibility to respect human rights throughout their global operations, which includes taking proactive and robust measures early on to ensure that their products are not involved in serious violations of international law. These measures must be commensurate with the level of risk.

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[Suhasini Haidar @suhasinih]

At least 2,596 shipments of weapons have been sent from India to Israel since 7 October 2023, an Amnesty report says

[Amnesty International @amnesty]

India continued supplying arms, ammunition, and military components to Israel despite the substantial risk they could be used in Israel's ongoing genocide against Palestinians in the occupied Gaza Strip – new @Amnesty investigation.

Read our latest report: https://t.co/Ih4yLbBvqT

[Amnesty India @AIIndia]

We are  calling for a comprehensive arms embargo on Israel - ending the direct and indirect transfer of arms, military technology, parts and components until there is no risk they could be used to commit genocide or other serious violations of international law.

[Amnesty India @AIIndia]

India continued supplying arms, ammunition, and military components to Israel despite the substantial risk they could be used in Israel's ongoing genocide against Palestinians in the occupied Gaza Strip – new @Amnesty investigation: https://t.co/JJGHdqL7SL

[Amnesty India @AIIndia]

The Government of India must immediately stop authorizing the export of weapons, ammunition, parts, and military components to Israel. Companies operating under India's jurisdiction must ensure they do not contribute to crimes under international law.

[Amnesty India @AIIndia]

They're also barred from uploading or circulating "anti-national material" which remains undefined in law, vague and open to abuse. This overbroad condition also strikes their right to work which is premised on public documentation of rights violations.

[Amnesty India @AIIndia]

The release on bail of Khurram Parvez and Irfan Mehraj, after more than four and three years in detention respectively without trial under UAPA, is a welcome step. The two should never have spent a single day behind bars in the first place. https://t.co/e1TOUrKbCj

[Amnesty India @AIIndia]

They are free on bail but the threat of unlawful detention looms until the politically motivated case against them is dropped. Their bail conditions bar them from publicly commenting on their own case, and confine them to Delhi, more than 800km from their family in Kashmir.