Khalistan News: Khalistani terrorists are no longer well in Britain, new fund created to deal with anti-India extremism – uk announces new fund to deal with pro khalistan extremism

It added that the £95,000 investment will enhance the government’s understanding of the threat posed by “pro-Khalistan extremism” and will complement the already ongoing joint work between the UK and India through the Joint Extremism Taskforce. Tugendhat said the living bridge between India and the UK reflects our deep and enduring friendship. As the world’s oldest and largest democracy, we have many shared opportunities to make the world a safer and more prosperous place.

He said that the deepening partnership between our two countries means that we can more effectively deal with the security threats that we both face. I am committed to working together to advance our understanding and capabilities against extremism in all its forms. The minister said that he is happy to participate in the G-20 anti-corruption meeting under the chairmanship of India. “Corruption harms our prosperity, our societies and puts our national security at risk,” he said.

On the question related to the announcement of the new fund by the UK minister, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Arindam Bagchi said in a press conference that this is an internal matter of Britain and it would not be appropriate for him to comment on it. “Of course, we are stressing the need for the UK to act against extremists and radicals, especially those who are inciting violence and posing a security threat. Bagchi said the issue relating to the security of the Indian mission in London is part of the ongoing dialogue between the two sides.