Recent events have highlighted the complexities surrounding the treatment of Muslims, particularly in Western countries. While these nations often advocate for Muslim rights, certain incidents reveal a contradictory stance. For instance, Sweden witnessed the burning of the Holy Quran, which deeply offended the global Muslim community. In response, a resolution initiated by Pakistan aimed to condemn Quran-burning protests spreading across Europe. This article delves into the paradoxical nature of Western nations' selective support for Muslim rights, questioning the underlying motivations and exploring India's unexpected involvement in the resolution.