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India’s name was included in the list of 12 oppressive countries in a report released on Thursday by a British parliamentary committee. The report said that some foreign governments are trying to intimidate people living in the UK and suppress their voice.
The report, named ‘Trans National Republic in the UK’, also includes the names of Bahrain, China, Egypt, Irritria, Iran, Pakistan, Russia, Rwanda, Saudi Arabia, Turkia and UAE.
The committee described the activity of foreign governments in the UK as a threat to human rights and demanded the British government to take action on it. India has not yet given any official answer to this.
Khalistani organization mentions in the report
The report said that incidents of targeting people living in Britain are increasing by foreign governments. The evidence published with the report mentions the terrorist organization ‘Sikh for Justice’ (SFJ) in India’s case.
It is a pro -Khalistan organization, which India has declared “illegal organization” under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA).
Claim in report- people feel insecure
This committee, named Joint Committee on Human Rights (JCR), examines human rights in Britain. It consists of MPs from different parties. The report said that many countries are working to scare people in the UK.
The report said that the committee has found such evidence, on the basis of which many countries are accused of targeting people on Britain land. This is causing fear among the people, their freedom to speak and walk is decreasing and they are feeling insecure.
In 2023, Khalistan supporters in London demonstrated outside the Indian Hacation.
48% increase in such cases after 2022
It was also told in the report that the lives of people who have been targeted for such actions are being affected. Jchr has demanded the British government to take strict measures in the matter so that human rights can be protected.
The investigation of Britain’s security agency MI5 has increased by 48% after 2022. It was also reported that some countries are misusing the rules of Interpol.
In this, China, Russia and Turkey are at the top, but India and some other countries have also been accused.
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