Poison against India, farmers’ movement made an issue in British Parliament

The foreign propaganda team has again become active on India’s internal matter. Comments are being made regarding the ongoing farmers’ movement on the Delhi border. This time anti-India voice has been raised from the British Parliament. The British Parliament has commented on the death of a farmer on the Khanauri border amid the farmers’ movement. Sikh MP of the British Parliament Tanmanjeet Singh said that the freedom of expression of farmers should be protected. Farmers’ movement is going on all over Europe. But the British Sikh MP sees the farmers’ movement in a distant country, India. Farmers all over Europe are angry with the government. To put new pressure on President Emmanuel Macron, farmers reached central Paris with tractors.

Addressing the UK Parliament, Tanmanjit Singh Deasy said that many of my constituents, including members of the Sikh community and Gurdwaras, have written to me about their serious concerns about the safety of protesting farmers as they attempt to march towards New Delhi. Singh told the House that one protester died during an alleged standoff with police, with a gunshot wound to the head being the cause of death.

Dhesi, Britain’s shadow export minister, also said that Ax was being forced by the Indian government to remove the handles of farm protest activists. He cited a BBC report to state this. He also stressed his concern for freedom of expression and the safety of protesters and their human rights. So, does LoH agree with me that freedom of expression and the safety of protesters and their human rights must be protected, and the Government has What representation have you given to your Indian counterparts?