Amid the ongoing rise in disruption of law and order by the extremist elements and the attack on the Indian consulate, the UK Conservative MP Bob Blackman on Monday said that the vast majority of Sikhs in the UK reject the Khalistani project.
In an exclusive interview with ANI, he also talked about the issue "around the review of the British Broadcasting Corporation tax affairs" in the context of the Income Tax department's survey at its offices in India.
"The Indian government has done a remarkable job under Narendra Modi of transforming the economy in India, leading India to become the fifth biggest economy now in the world, on track to become the leading economy in the world, by the way, it is going and the most populous country in the
"The trade deal between India and UAE helped in increasing the trade between the two countries, by around 90 per cent in less than a year. So, we hope to do the same thing here as well," Bob Blackman said.
Conservative Member of Parliament for Harrow East, Bob Blackman on Saturday vowed to educate people on the brutal genocide and the atrocities on Kashmiri Pandits that forced them to flee their homes in 1990.
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