The UK government has dismissed reports circulating in the Indian media suggesting that Prime Minister Rishi Sunak had taken action against Khalistani networks in Britain, seizing Rs 100 crore from over 300 bank accounts. According to the government, these claims are unfounded, and no such action has been taken. An official reiterated the UK’s commitment to countering extremist ideologies and promoting diversity within its communities.
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Uzbekistan President Shavkat Mirziyoyev throws his support behind an independent state of Palestine and warns the youth in the country to guard against falling for extremism and committing illegal actions. He expresses his solidarity with the people of Palestine and supports their right to establish an independent state. Mirziyoyev calls for an immediate humanitarian truce and cessation of hostilities, emphasizing the importance of a peaceful resolution for the conflict. He also urges the youth to protect Central Asia’s atmosphere of unity and mutual understanding, which has been a hallmark of the region.
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Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has stated that if the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi temple can be reclaimed after 500 years, there is no reason why the Sindhu province, now in Pakistan, cannot be taken back. Adityanath emphasizes the importance of preserving history and educating the younger generation about the suffering the Sindhi community endured during the partition. He also condemns terrorism and extremism, stating that a civilized society cannot tolerate such acts. Adityanath praises the Sindhi community for their resilience and honors world billiard champion Pankaj Advani at the event.
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British PM Rishi Sunak reassures India that the UK is committed to tackling pro-Khalistan activities. He states that extremism in any form is not acceptable and that lawful protests do not permit violence or threats. His comments precede his visit to India for the G20 summit. India has expressed concerns about pro-Khalistan elements affecting its ties with the UK.
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British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak stated that no kind of extremism is acceptable and added that the right to hold lawful protests does not extend to violent or threatening behavior, in an effort to address India’s concerns regarding pro-Khalistani groups in the UK.
