India’s reply has come on the security lapse during S Jaishankar’s UK visit. The Center strongly condemned the security violation during the visit of External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar. Outside the Chautam House in London, pro -Khalistan protesters demonstrated, where India’s Foreign Minister S Jaishankar participated in a discussion on Wednesday. The time when the Foreign Minister was discussing inside the venue, the protesters raised slogans with flags and loudspeakers.
What is the response of Indian Ministry of External Affairs
The Ministry of External Affairs issued a statement about this saying, “We have seen footage of security violations during the Foreign Minister’s visit to Britain. We condemn the inflammatory activities of this small group of separatists and extremists. We condemn the misuse of democratic freedom by such elements. We hope that the hopes will fulfill their political obligations in such cases.”
We constantly express concern with the UK government about the incidents of violent protests and threats by anti -India elements. The freedom of speech and expression cannot be selectively implemented, and those who obstruct it should be held accountable.
Jaishankar met Britain PM
Despite the protest, Jaishankar continued his diplomatic discussion, meeting Britain’s PM Keyer Stmper, Foreign Secretary David Lammy and other senior leaders. On Tuesday, in a meeting with Britain Home Secretary Yatete Cooper, Jaishankar discussed major issues including smuggling, joint efforts to deal with extremism. Jaishankar posted on the social media platform X, “Today London held a good meeting with Home Secretary @yvetteCoopermp. We discussed joint efforts to deal with talent, exchange and smuggling and extremism.”
- India condemned the inflammatory activities of this group of separatists and extremists.
- The Ministry of External Affairs condemned the incident of security lapse.
- Call the British government to “follow its diplomatic obligations”.
- Footage of security lapse during Foreign Minister’s visit to Britain was seen
Khalistanis do not stop in London
This is not the first time Khalistani groups have performed this kind in London. Earlier in January, pro -Khalistan extremists staged a protest outside the Indian High Commission. In a separate event, Khalistani groups attacked a cinema in Harrow, London, and attempted to stop the screening of BJP leader Kangana Ranaut’s film ‘Emergency’. Foreign Ministry spokesman Randhir Jaiswal reiterated India’s concerns about violent opposition and threats by “anti -India” elements in Britain.
U.K. in 10 Downing Street During his meeting with the PM Keir Stmper, Jaishankar gave “hearty wishes” on behalf of PM Modi and discussed major bilateral and global issues. Jaishankar said that discussed our bilateral, economic cooperation and extending the exchange among the people. PM Stmper on Ukraine struggle U.K. Also shared the approach to.