Modi ‘not welcome’ in UK: Photo beamed on British Parliament

[Edevelop]

LONDON - British Indians projected the words "Modi not welcome" onto the parliament building on Sunday evening in a bold show of protest against the Indian prime minister’s visit to the UK next week, the International Business Times newspaper reported on Monday.


Narendra Modi will be the first Indian prime minister to visit the UK in nearly a decade when he lands on November 12. The Awaaz Network have been leading the protest movement against Modi's UK visit, mobilising people to join them in a protest march against India’s top leader on the day he is scheduled to speak at Britain’s Parliament.


"Narendra Modi wants to sell the idea of a 'Digital India', a 'clean India' and a developed and self-sufficient India," a spokesperson for the Awaaz Network said. "The reality is the unleashing of a violence authoritarian agenda that seeks to undermine India's democratic and secular fabric," the spokesperson added.


As the anti-Modi projection lit up parliament, Awaaz Network tweeted that the prime minister "has overseen the pre-planned killings of innocents in Gujarat" in an apparent reference to the 2002 Gujarat riots, where inter-communal violence killed more than 1,000 people, mostly Muslims.


A number of different organisations have joined Awaaz Network to support the campaign against Modi, such as South Asia Solidarity Group, Sikh Federation UK, Southall Black Sisters, Dalit Solidarity Network UK, Indian Muslim Federation, Indian Workers Association, Muslim Parliament, and Voice of Dalit International. On November7, Nobel laureate Amartya Sen also urged the UK to question the Indian prime minister during his visit.


Modi - who was Gujrat’s chief minister in 2002 - was accused of initiating and condoning the violence. It resulted in Britain – along with the US and other European countries – implementing a 10-year diplomatic boycott on Modi, during which he was not allowed to enter the UK. However, in 2012 the Supreme Court of India cleared Modi of involvement in the riots and Britain subsequently lifted the ban on him.

Modi ‘not welcome’ in UK

 

[khakhi_chaddi]

The more people protest against him the more popular he will be.

 

[SarthakGanguly]

Hinduism = Nazism.

 

[xyxmt]

The more people protest against him the more popular he will be.

like in Bihar

 

[illusion8]

Looks fake.

 

[ranjeet]

They could have used the Swatistika

 

[Trichy]

Another CGI i think by losers and SICKLURISTS

 

[khakhi_chaddi]

like in Bihar

BJP is still the largest party in Bihar in terms of vote share. Congress party kept on criticizing Modi for decade & he became PM of India from being nobody. Modi is already the 9th most powerful leader in world.

 

[The BrOkEn HeArT]

I think these protester's are not invited on dinner with Queen Elisabeth. So they are angry.

 

[hkdas]

LONDON - British Indians projected the words "Modi not welcome" onto the parliament building on Sunday evening in a bold show of protest against the Indian prime minister’s visit to the UK next week, the International Business Times newspaper reported on Monday.


Narendra Modi will be the first Indian prime minister to visit the UK in nearly a decade when he lands on November 12. The Awaaz Network have been leading the protest movement against Modi's UK visit, mobilising people to join them in a protest march against India’s top leader on the day he is scheduled to speak at Britain’s Parliament.


"Narendra Modi wants to sell the idea of a 'Digital India', a 'clean India' and a developed and self-sufficient India," a spokesperson for the Awaaz Network said. "The reality is the unleashing of a violence authoritarian agenda that seeks to undermine India's democratic and secular fabric," the spokesperson added.


As the anti-Modi projection lit up parliament, Awaaz Network tweeted that the prime minister "has overseen the pre-planned killings of innocents in Gujarat" in an apparent reference to the 2002 Gujarat riots, where inter-communal violence killed more than 1,000 people, mostly Muslims.


A number of different organisations have joined Awaaz Network to support the campaign against Modi, such as South Asia Solidarity Group, Sikh Federation UK, Southall Black Sisters, Dalit Solidarity Network UK, Indian Muslim Federation, Indian Workers Association, Muslim Parliament, and Voice of Dalit International. On November7, Nobel laureate Amartya Sen also urged the UK to question the Indian prime minister during his visit.


Modi - who was Gujrat’s chief minister in 2002 - was accused of initiating and condoning the violence. It resulted in Britain – along with the US and other European countries – implementing a 10-year diplomatic boycott on Modi, during which he was not allowed to enter the UK. However, in 2012 the Supreme Court of India cleared Modi of involvement in the riots and Britain subsequently lifted the ban on him.

Modi ‘not welcome’ in UK

pak yellow media...

 

[Sky lord]

We'll see if he is welcome or not when he speaks at Wembley - if no one turns up then obviously he is not welcome - if it is packed to the gills with enthusiastic NRIs then what?

The anti Modi left has a very important node in the UK and they have been doing these tricks for over a decade now.

 

[Politico]

BJP is still the largest party in Bihar in terms of vote share. Congress party kept on criticizing Modi for decade & he became PM of India from being nobody. Modi is already the 9th most powerful leader in world.

who is governing party 4 bihar ?

 

[khakhi_chaddi]

who is governing party 4 bihar ?

3 parties are together to govern bihar. no single party today can take on bjp.

 

[Imran Khan]

na karo yaar bechara phly hi bihar ke ghum main ro raha hai

 

[Politico]

3 parties are together to govern bihar. no single party today can take on bjp.

indian politics and alliance of parties 2 govern leading 2 more corruption 2 rob the stupid indians taxpayers 4 their money