Robert Jenrick criticised Starmer, saying, ” Did the Prime Minister not know about Fatah’s violent background? How can the Prime Minister publicly welcome a person who used anti-Semitic language and incited violence?”
If a British MP believes the government should apologize, how many Indian MPs share the same sentiment, and how many have actually demanded it ?
To remind our people every year, there should be a day of celebrations, right here in the Cellular Jail on a national level. And it should be presided by the highest authority of the country.
All railway station boards in India are written in English. Considering that many cities and stations in India still carry British names even after their departure, Indians should perhaps take a lesson from the British.
An officer named Liaquat Hussain received multiple promotions and salary increments for his so-called “efficient management” of the Kumbha Mela.
Pujya Ramgiri Maharaj further clarified, “What I have said about the national anthem is not about disrespecting it, but about stating the facts. History should be corrected.
In reality, there is nothing new in this. The real question is when will the injustices and atrocities faced by Hindus during the partition be brought to justice ?
The British Government is facing financial crisis. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer arrived at the summit with a commitment that the UK would not apologize for slavery or entertain discussions on reparations.
If the protestors are British, it reaffirms that they’ve held onto their racist beliefs for generations without any change.
Britain itself is in financial crisis, how will it compensate others ? This condition of Britain proves that a country, which has looted other countries for centuries, must pay with collective sufferings for the bad deeds it has committed.