‘UK’s Sincerity Would Depend On Action Taken Against Culprits’: MEA On Khalistani Threat Pro-Khalistani protestors heckled EAM Jaishankar outside Chatham House, London
Khalistani Threat During Jaishankar’s London Visit
In a recent incident that has raised concerns about the safety of Indian officials abroad, External Affairs Minister (EAM) S. Jaishankar faced disruptions from pro-Khalistani protestors while leaving the prestigious Chatham House in London. The protestors, advocating for a separate Khalistani state, attempted to heckle the EAM, highlighting the ongoing tensions surrounding this controversial movement.
MEA’s Firm Stance
In response to these protests, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) asserted that the UK’s sincerity in addressing these threats would depend on the actions taken against the culprits involved. The MEA emphasized the need for the UK government to take firm measures against those who threaten the safety and security of Indian diplomats and officials.
Protests Escalate
The situation escalated when a Khalistani extremist ran in front of Jaishankar’s car, underscoring the potential dangers posed by such protests. While the Indian government remains committed to protecting its officials, the incident has sparked discussions on the broader implications for UK-India relations.
Importance of Diplomatic Relations
As both nations navigate this sensitive issue, it is crucial for the UK to demonstrate its commitment to maintaining strong diplomatic ties with India. The actions taken in the aftermath of this incident will be closely monitored by both Indian officials and the public.
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