The London Declaration on Referendum 2020 rally was hung on August 12 at Trafalgar SquareLondon: The UK government has actually distanced itself from the problem of a pro-Khalistan rally organised by Sikh separatist groups at Londons Trafalgar Square earlier this month.The so-called London Declaration on Referendum 2020 rally, arranged by Sikhs for Justice on August 12, set off a diplomatic row as India had actually alerted the UK to take bilateral ties into consideration prior to enabling groups that propagate violence, secessionism and hatred to demonstrate.
Although we enabled the protest to occur, this ought to not be taken as expressing a view either in assistance or against.
We are clear that this is a question for individuals and federal government of India, a UK federal government source said.The remark followed reports of letters exchanged between Sikhs for Justice and the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) on the project for Sikh self-determination .
Refusing the possibility of a short meeting looked for by Sikhs for Justice with UK federal government representatives to raise issues of the Sikh neighborhood, the FCO stated it encouraged all involved parties to fix any distinctions through discussion .
The UK is rightly proud of the long-standing custom in this country that individuals are complimentary to congregate and show their views, the letter dated August 17 from the unnamed Desk Officer for India at the FCO states.
The British federal government acknowledges the strength of feeling in the Sikh neighborhood regarding the occasions of 1984, consisting of events at the Golden Temple in Amritsar.
We motivate all states to make sure that their domestic laws satisfy worldwide human rights standards, it adds.Sikhs for Justice, which hailed its statement of a global non-binding referendum on so-called Punjab Independence in November 2020 at the rally, described the FCO response as really encouraging .
The action of the UKs Foreign Office on pro-Khalistan rally is very motivating and we will continue to engage foreign governments on the issue of Sikhs right of self-determination and need to hold referendum to determine the status of Punjab, stated Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, legal consultant to the group.
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