India Demands UK Action on Pro-Khalistan Protesters Breaching Security
India has urged the UK to address the security breach involving pro-Khalistan protesters during External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar's visit. The incident at Chatham House highlighted the freedom afforded to such elements. India's view on UK Foreign Office sincerity will depend on actions taken against those involved.
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India has called on the UK to take decisive action against pro-Khalistan elements responsible for breaching security during External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar's recent engagement in London.
The minister encountered a group of protesters shouting anti-India slogans, with attempts made to break barricades outside Chatham House on Wednesday evening.
India's Ministry of External Affairs expressed deep concerns about the incident, suggesting it reflected a broader issue of leniency towards separatist and extremist forces, and pressed for a tangible response from UK authorities.
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