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Viewing cable 06NEWDELHI265, NSA SUGGESTS INDIA WILL VOTE AGAINST IRAN

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06NEWDELHI265 2006-01-12 14:49 2011-03-17 01:00 SECRET Embassy New Delhi
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http://www.thehindu.com/opinion/op-ed/article1544332.ece
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S E C R E T SECTION 01 OF 02 NEW DELHI 000265 
 
SIPDIS 
 
SIPDIS 
 
E.O. 12958: DECL: 01/11/2016 
TAGS: PREL PGOV KNNP IN IR
SUBJECT: NSA SUGGESTS INDIA WILL VOTE AGAINST IRAN 
 
REF: A. STATE 5477 
     B. NEW DELHI 264 
 NEW DELHI 00000265  001.2 OF 002 

Classified By: Ambassador David C. Mulford for Reasons 1.4 (B, D) 

1.  (S) Summary: NSA MK Narayanan told the Ambassador on January 12 that India ""would like to"" vote for IAEA referral of Iran to the UN Security Council.  New Delhi considers Iran in violation of its NPT obligations.  However, he said, the GOI must still determine how to ""sell the vote"" domestically to its Muslim constituency.  The Ambassador emphasized that abstaining would not be enough at this stage, highlighting the importance of India's September 24 IAEA vote.  End Summary. 

Iranian Provocation 
------------------- 

2.  (S) The Ambassador, PolCouns, and Poloff met with NSA Narayanan and Venkatesh Verma, Director (Prime Minister's Office) to discuss Iran's breaking of IAEA seals and renewal of uranium enrichment activities.  The Ambassador noted that Iran's actions would likely lead to an IAEA Board of Governors (BOG) vote on referral to the Security Council, a move that would be obligatory under the IAEA Statute.  The U.S. and EU were confident that key members of the BOG would cooperate on the referral, and the USG hopes India will vote for such an action, the Ambassador stated.  (NOTE: The Ambassador did NOT/NOT deliver Ref A points as prepared, as the EU-3 meeting had not occurred at the time of his encounter with NSA Narayanan.  END NOTE) 

Likely to Vote Against Iran 
--------------------------- 

3.  (S) Narayanan was familiar with the state of play, reporting that he had just gotten off the phone with British NSA Nigel Sheinwald.  He replied immediately to the Ambassador's opening that the GOI ""would like to"" vote for a resolution referring Iran to the UNSC, emphasizing that New Delhi is opposed to a nuclear-armed Iran.  The question is ""how we deal with our domestic Muslim constituency,"" he continued.  Muslims in India may not look at this in a rational manner of preventing another nuclear state in India's neighborhood, but could view an IAEA vote against Iran as an example of a Muslim country being ""ground under the heels"" of the West.  Senator John Kerry had also raised India's position on a potential BOG vote with PM Manmohan Singh on January 11, Narayanan noted (Ref B).  Echoing PM Singh's statement of India's uncompromising stand against proliferation, Narayanan concluded that Iran's case is ""an NPT violation."" 

International Agreement will Help 
--------------------------------- 

4.  (S) The Ambassador noted that the US would likely seek an affirmative vote from India on referring Iran to the UNSC. Abstaining at this stage is not enough, he said, highlighting the importance of India's September 24 BOG vote and the fact that an abstention now would be seen as walking back the GOI's non-proliferation commitments.  Referring to his call 

NEW DELHI 00000265  002.2 OF 002 

with Sheinwald, Narayanan quipped that the US and UK ""have Iran on the brain, while we have it on our back.""  Narayanan had told his British counterpart that India would like to work with the UK on the language of the resolution, in order to find a way to sell India's vote domestically.  If Russia and other key board members go along, it will be an easier task, he observed. 

5.  (U) Visit New Delhi's Classified Website: 
(http://www.state.sgov.gov/p/sa/newdelhi/) 

MULFORD