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John Swinney accuses Westminster of power grab over children s rights Bill

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In House of Commons British MPs voice concern at India suppressing freedom and peaceful protests

In House of Commons British MPs voice concern at India suppressing freedom and peaceful protests On a debate in the House of Commons on ‘ Press Freedom and the safety of Protestors in India’, 19 of the 20 Members who spoke came up with scathing criticism of the Indian Government (Photo by House of Commons/PA Images via Getty Images) Engagement: 0 Winding up a debate by House of Commons MPs on India on Monday, the Minister for Asia in the British Foreign Officer Nigel Adams disclosed his prime minister, Boris Johnson, will raise human rights issues with Narendra Modi when he visits India later in spring. Adams said: “Where we have serious and specific concerns, we will raise them directly with the Indian government.” He concluded: “Let me end by reassuring colleagues that the UK government will continue to monitor developments relating to the protests incredibly close.”

India protests farmer protest debate in UK house, summons high commissioner

LONDON: India issued a demarche on Tuesday to Britain and summoned the British high commissioner to convey strong opposition to the “unwarranted and tendentious discussion” on India’s agricultural reforms in the UK Parliament, which the Indian high commission here described as packed with false assertions and one-sided. Dubbing the debate “a gross interference in the politics of another democratic country”, foreign secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla advised UK high commissioner to India Alex Ellis that British MPs “should refrain from practising vote-bank politics” by misrepresenting events, especially in relation to another fellow democracy. The Indian high commission here said it “had taken note of the distinctly one-sided discussion” sparked by a petition on press freedoms and protester safety in India. “We deeply regret that false assertions without substantiation or facts were made, casting aspersions on the largest functioning democracy in the world an

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