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Indian brutal face exposed February 3, 2021 Salim Bokhari is one of the most senior journalists of Pakistan and his career in English Journalism is spanning over 45 years. He has been the Editor of Daily “The Nation”, Daily the “News International Pakistan” and Daily “The Sun”. By Salim Bokhari The entire Pakistan nation in particular and the majority of the Muslims across the world are united to support the cause of Kashmiri people for the right of self-determination as was envisaged in the United Nations Security Council Resolutions passed over seven decades ago. It was India t...

London:  India has expressed its dismay at some of the parliamentarians who participated in a debate on Kashmir in the Houses of Parliament complex in London relying on

British MPs were relying on "false assertions" by a "third country", the High Commission said. (File) India has expressed its dismay at some of the parliamentarians who participated in a debate on Kashmir in the Houses of Parliament complex in London relying on "false assertions" and unsubstantiated allegations propagated by a "third country" - an apparent reference to Pakistan. The debate, organised by backbench British MPs at Westminster Hall in the House of Commons on Wednesday evening, was entitled "Political situation in Kashmir" - terminology the Indian High Commission in London pointed...

India expresses dismay over 'false assertions' in UK Parliament Kashmir debate The debate, organised by Labour's Sarah Owen, included the participation of cross-party British MPs, many of whom have a large Kashmiri diaspora constituency base. Share Via Email   |  A+A A- South bank of the river Thames, against the backdrop of the Houses of Parliament in London. (Photo| AP) By PTI LONDON: India has expressed its dismay at some of the parliamentarians who participated in a debate on Kashmir in the Houses of Parliament complex in London relying on "false assertions" and unsubstantiated al...

LONDON: India has expressed its dismay at some of the parliamentarians who participated in a debate on Kashmir in the Houses of Parliament complex in London relying on "false assertions" and unsubstantiated allegations propagated by a "third country" – an apparent reference to Pakistan. The debate, organised by backbench British MPs at Westminster Hall in the House of Commons on Wednesday evening, was entitled “Political situation in Kashmir” – terminology the Indian High Commission in London pointed out as problematic in itself. “Regarding the reference to ‘Kashmir' in the titl...