pak yellow media...
that's OM designed in secular way.
DAMN
No Pakistani PM will Ever Reach POPULARITY Level of MODI
Especially When Indians are the one who will be Protesting Against him. Only One Anti Pakistan Baloch Protested when our PM Visited USA but in case of MODI Indian Muslims Hindus, Sikha and Dalits will be protesting Together. MODI ROCKS
Why don't you JUST GOOGLE it LOL
https://www.google.com.bh/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=British Indians projected the words "Modi not welcome"
I don't live in London mate but I can assure everyone that the palace of Westminster does not offer itself up for paid advertisements especially not for propaganda against a visiting world leader who the UK is looking to conduct extensive business with.
We welcome every leader or even common citizen to the U K, since its not in our habit to be rude to our guests , just like the Chinese leaders recent visit there was also Chinese human rights activist/campaigners,Tibetans, Falun Gong etc who protested(we are a liberal democracy so people are free to protests) but they were all kept under control, so nothing got out of hand, i don't think Modi's visit will be any different, so expect a warm welcome like we always do.
Jeremt corbyn the leftists has made me lose all respect/support i had for Labour. He and some of his members keep clamouring how Britain should keep raising human rights issues with all our partners and allied even at the risk of our intetests, he even went as far as claiming we should not commemorate the death of our soldiers who fought and died for our narion during the past wars/conflicts we fought since according to him thats not right, he also wants ua to scrap our nuclear subs/weapons etc. In short, this guy is a hugeeee joke. Labour with him as their leader will go down even further than than they are already. He is not even somebody we should be worried about. its like a clown.Controversy around Narendra Modi in the UK
Modi's visit to the UK comes at a controversial time in the Prime Minister's leadership as many have begun questioning him about his silence over recent unrest in India. In October more than 40 Indian writers returned top national awards in protest over a "climate of intolerance" under Modi's rule in India. At the same time, more than 40 British MPs have signed an Early Day Motion calling on David Cameron to address human rights issues in India with Modi. Newly elected Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn is among those to sign the motion.
Paul Monaghan of the Scottish National Party (SNP), who sponsored the motion, told IBTimes UK: "While I recognise and respect the right of the people of India to develop their culture and society as they see fit, I would equally, with the greatest of respect, ask political leaders in India to review the circumstances surrounding the hunger strikes and other protests currently being undertaken by individuals fighting for recognition of human rights in that country."
Modi UK visit: Indian Prime Minister 'not welcome' as Awaaz projects warning onto Parliament
Indian members here ....
