India APPG

1: persecution of Muslims, Christians and minority groups in India.The right hon. Members for Chipping Barnet - Speech Link

1: the Minister.Britain’s relationship with India started with the embassy of Sir Thomas Roe to the - Speech Link

1: high commissions across India are monitoring closely the recent violence in India and developments around - Speech Link
2: sickening violence against Muslims that we have seen in India in recent weeks following the proposals in the Citizenship - Speech Link

1: Jammu and Kashmir a special status in the Union of India, removed the state Government and arrested and detained - Speech Link
2: India’s membership of the Commonwealth is concerned, India is the largest democracy. It is an important and - Speech Link
3: that country. As close friends of India, we must respect that India has a right to amend its constitution - Speech Link
4: situation in Kashmir, or indeed any issue between India and Pakistan, we retain and will continue to retain - Speech Link
5: My Lords, the Minister referred just now to India as a democracy. Does he agree that the Indian action - Speech Link
6: on human rights in Kashmir and detentions after India revoked Article 370, as I said in my original Answer - Speech Link

1: deeply concerned about rising tensions between India and Pakistan. Understandably, there has been huge - Speech Link
2: for the Government’s efforts with Pakistan and India to cease all action that risks escalating the conflict - Speech Link
3: the Foreign Secretary and his counter- parts in India and Pakistan, that it is an influential bilateral - Speech Link

1: update the House on the current situation between India and Pakistan in Kashmir, as promised after the urgent - Speech Link

1: detainees released. We call on the Government of India to lift all other restrictions as soon as possible - Speech Link
2: these letters and reports that the Government of India have not yet responded. As I said, we recognise - Speech Link
3: situation in India; I assure the noble Lord that I have raised that directly with the Government of India. - Speech Link
4: Her Majesty’s Government on any dispute between India and Pakistan that it is for both countries to sit - Speech Link
5: cannot be true. It appears to be propaganda against India by troublemakers and terrorists. Even after the - Speech Link
6: have a constructive and strong relationship with India which allows us to raise candidly and privately - Speech Link
7: regardless of race, religion or gender—I repeat, gender. India also has the world’s most diverse population, living - Speech Link

1: matter of right and wrong.We are not against India. It is a huge country with an incredible history - Speech Link
2: put history to one side for a second. In 2019, India unilaterally revoked article 370, removing the special - Speech Link
3: special status of Jammu and Kashmir being revoked by India. We should be clear about what these lockdowns actually - Speech Link

1: deeply concerned about rising tensions between India and Pakistan. Understandably, there has been huge - Speech Link
2: he is aware of the recent aerial attacks from India and then from Pakistan, following on from the militant - Speech Link

1: The UK’s long-standing position is that it is for India and Pakistan to find a lasting political resolution - Speech Link
2: former colonial power which gave independence to India and Pakistan—consider hosting a peace conference - Speech Link
3: political solution and encouraged dialogue between India and Pakistan. This is very much in line with what - Speech Link
4: Rights Council has requested free access to both India and Pakistan to investigate these allegations of - Speech Link
5: matter for the two countries concerned. It is for India and Pakistan to determine to what extent they wish - Speech Link