British MP raises concerns & demand the right to self-determination for Kashmiris.

[Maarkhoor]

@WebMaster didn't you have a word with him and his multiple personality disorder?

You are mod why not you ban him permanently and block his I.P?

 

[Rasengan]

He is a Labour party MP.
So his words are of no value as Labour is a powerless party

India's credibility is being questioned in Parliament and the issue is gaining momentum across British society. I don't even support PTI, but there is one thing I have always admired in IK, which is winning the PR campaign against India since taking office. This was absent in our previous leadership, but now India will have an opponent who will fight back with diplomacy and shrewdness.

Labour Party granted India / Pakistan independence from British empire .

Powerless lol

https://twitter.com/x/status/1160480451066306560

What he fails to understand is the Labour Party is the opposition in Britain and they are currently making Boris a lame-duck Prime Minister.

 

[-=virus=-]

India's credibility is being questioned in Parliament and the issue is gaining momentum across British society. I don't even support PTI, but there is one thing I have always admired in IK, which is winning the PR campaign against India since taking office. This was absent in our previous leadership, but now India will have an opponent who will fight back with diplomacy and shrewdness.

really ? gaining momentum among "British society" or is it just the Mirpur and Muzaffarabad Pakistani Punjabo-"Kashmiri" expats out agitating ?

 

[Flash_Ninja]

He is a Labour party MP.
So his words are of no value as Labour is a powerless party

Wouldnt expect the "Tejas Spokesman" to be clued in about anything, but ignoring the fact that the opposition in most countries still have a big say in government policy; Labour under Corbyn have defeated the govt more times than even Margaret Thatcher did.

There is a good chance of an election this year too and Labour has its best chance in years to come into power, so it seems foolish to just dismiss them.

 

[Rasengan]

really ? gaining momentum among "British society" or is it just the Mirpur and Muzaffarabad Pakistani Punjabo-"Kashmiri" expats out agitating ?

There were two MPs raising the issue of Kashmir in Parliament and both of them weren't Pakistani. Furthermore, the protest outside the Indian HC had people from all walks of life. That hasn't been seen for decades. Thus, I hope the Indian Govt continues its aggression because they are exposing themselves. This is bringing more awareness and people are discussing the issue on the streets. The last protest saw Sikh's and Bangladeshi's showing solidarity with their Pakistani friends. The person who led the march was MP Liam Dominic Bryne, which makes that three non-Pakistani MPs raise their voice for Kashmir.

 

[-=virus=-]

There were two MPs raising the issue of Kashmir in Parliament and both of them weren't Pakistani. Furthermore, the protest outside the Indian HC had people from all walks of life. That hasn't been seen for decades. Thus, I hope the Indian Govt continues its aggression because they are exposing themselves. This is bringing more awareness and people are discussing the issue on the streets. The last protest saw Sikh's and Bangladeshi's showing solidarity with their Pakistani friends. The person who led the march was MP Liam Dominic Bryne, which makes that three non-Pakistani MPs raise their voice for Kashmir.

Dominic Bryne is Labour, just like Corbyn and others who are pandering to their voter base. Googled pics of the protests and I see mostly Pakistanis and maybe a few Bangladeshis, which is unsurprising. The Khalistani sikhs have been protesting against India for decades in the UK and Canada etc, they are about as significant as the Balochistani protesters you see there, doesn't mean much.