Activists, including prominent citizens and political leaders, are urging the Indian government to revoke licenses for military arms exports to Israel, citing an International Court of Justice ruling that Israel is violating the Genocide Convention. They emphasize that India's continued support for Israel contradicts its historical solidarity with Palestine and violates international humanitarian law. Author Arundhati Roy and CPI(M) leader Brinda Karat have called for accountability from the Indian government for its military cooperation, which they argue supports ongoing violence against Palestinians. They highlighted the dire humanitarian crisis in Gaza, where many lack access to basic healthcare due to the conflict. The activists plan to submit a memorandum to the government to advocate for an immediate ceasefire and halt of military supplies to Israel.