UK Parliament motion on Kashmir

[saurav]

That this House condemns all systematic human rights violations committed in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir;

calls on the Government to demand from the Pakistani government a guarantee that state-sponsored cross-border terrorism will cease immediately;

further calls on the Government to encourage the Pakistani government to withdraw to the pre-October 1947 border without any delay or pre-conditions;

and calls on the Government to note that it is the 25th anniversary year of the attack by cross-border Islamic militants on the population of Jammu and Kashmir to commit acts of genocide.

Early day motion 393 - HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS IN PAKISTAN OCCUPIED KASHMIR - UK Parliament

Labour Chief Jeremy Corbyn is a signatory ...

 

[VCheng]

Total number of signatures = 9. Nine. Out of how many?

 

[Star Wars]

Now, this is interesting...

 

[hell__raider]

Total number of signatures = 9. Nine. Out of how many?

Ever heard of any such resolution against India.

 

[ito]

Would Pakistan withdraw to its pre-Oct 1947 borders?

This is a puncture on all those Pakistani arguments that claim that the world is behind their position

 

[saurav]

Total number of signatures = 9. Nine. Out of how many?

Dont know how this works. But looks like representatives from almost every parties are signatory to this.

 

[ito]

Dont know how this works. But looks like representatives from almost every parties are signatory to this.

This is what has been written:

Early Day Motions (EDMs) are formal motions submitted for debate in the House of Commons. However, very few are actually debated.

So this is not a vote. The thing is that the motion is sponsored by Corbyn, the leader of opposition, makes the motion more important

 

[Gibbs]

Be careful what you guys rejoice about, It's infringement on Pakistan's internal matter today, Not long ago it was the turn of Indian occupied Kashmir.. Do not undermine sovereignty of others because those same people will have no hesitation to come back at you when tides turn

UK parliament concerned over rights abuses in Kashmir | J&K Muslim Khawateen Markaz

Indian-origin MPs in UK conspicuous by their absence during Kashmir debate - The Times of India

Debate on Kashmir in UK parliament causes stir - The Times of India

 

[illusion8]

Be careful what you guys rejoice about, It's infringement on Pakistan's internal matter today, Not long ago it was the turn of Indian occupied Kashmir.. Do not undermine sovereignty of others because those same people will have no hesitation to come back at you when tides turn

UK parliament concerned over rights abuses in Kashmir | J&K Muslim Khawateen Markaz

Indian-origin MPs in UK conspicuous by their absence during Kashmir debate - The Times of India

Debate on Kashmir in UK parliament causes stir - The Times of India

UK vote doesn't amount to manure for India..remains to be seen how it would impact pakistan. In such international cases..vulnerability counts.

 

[gau8av]

Be careful what you guys rejoice about, It's infringement on Pakistan's internal matter today, Not long ago it was the turn of Indian occupied Kashmir.. Do not undermine sovereignty of others because those same people will have no hesitation to come back at you when tides turn

UK parliament concerned over rights abuses in Kashmir | J&K Muslim Khawateen Markaz

Indian-origin MPs in UK conspicuous by their absence during Kashmir debate - The Times of India

Debate on Kashmir in UK parliament causes stir - The Times of India

this is just India firing back for all the noise they've been making lately, new foreign policy wrt Kashmir:

 

[ito]

Be careful what you guys rejoice about, It's infringement on Pakistan's internal matter today, Not long ago it was the turn of Indian occupied Kashmir.. Do not undermine sovereignty of others because those same people will have no hesitation to come back at you when tides turn

UK parliament concerned over rights abuses in Kashmir | J&K Muslim Khawateen Markaz

Indian-origin MPs in UK conspicuous by their absence during Kashmir debate - The Times of India

Debate on Kashmir in UK parliament causes stir - The Times of India

But don't know whether UK can anger India. Cameron is investing a lot in India UK relations.

 

[Gibbs]

UK vote doesn't amount to manure for India..remains to be seen how it would impact pakistan. In such international cases..vulnerability counts.

But don't know whether UK can anger India. Cameron is investing a lot in India UK relations.

Well i dont think a debate in the house of commons matters much to either India or Pakistan, It's more of appeasing respective diaspora vote bases in Britain than anything else.. But the status quo never remains, Things like sovereignty need to be respected irrespective of the country, And India should respect this more than others with her own disputed issues on territorial integrity

Investments aside.. Politics take precedent.. Both Indians and Pakistani Diaspora communities are important to British politics

 

[Whazzup]

Pre october 1947 borders . So much for World support.

@SarthakGanguly

 

[Parashu]

 

[illusion8]

Well i dont think a debate in the house of commons matters much to either India or Pakistan, It's more of appeasing respective diaspora vote bases in Britain than anything else.. But the status quo never remains, Things like sovereignty need to be respected irrespective of the country, And India should respect this more than others with her own disputed issues on territorial integrity

Investments aside.. Politics take precedent.. Both Indians and Pakistani Diaspora communities are important to British politics

It sure doesn't matter to India..