James Cleverly On Khalistan Protest: The case of Khalistan supporter Amritpal Singh going on in India has caught fire in London as well. Recently, on Sunday (March 19), the Khalistanis took down the tricolor at the Indian High Commission in London. After this, the matter has continuously deteriorated in London.
Meanwhile, understanding the seriousness of the matter, Foreign Secretary James Cleverly talked about the relationship between India and Britain. He said that India and the UK share a deep thriving relationship. The violence with the employees in the Indian High Commission is not acceptable. The British government will ensure security in the Indian High Commission.
Indian High Commission protest in London
British Foreign Secretary James Cleverly said that the security of foreign institutions of all countries in the UK is a serious issue. The foreign secretary’s statement came after pro-Khalistan groups again protested outside the Indian High Commission in London on Wednesday (March 22).
During this, pro-Khalistan groups threw water bottles and smoke balloons at the main gate of the Indian High Commission. Let us tell you that on Sunday, Khalistani supporters had removed the Indian flag from the top of the Indian High Commission. Since then the situation has become tense.
take responsibility for security
In fact, large-scale action is going on in India against Khalistan supporter and fundamentalist Sikh leader Amritpal Singh. On the other hand, in London on Wednesday, the local police failed the protest of Khalistan supporters. During this, the police kept a strict vigil. The UK Foreign Secretary further said that we are working with the Metropolitan Police to review security at the Indian High Commission.
Will make necessary changes to ensure the safety of its employees. We will always take responsibility for the security of the High Commission. After the incident in London, there was a strong protest against the senior British envoy in India.
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