Increased pressure on the British government against the insult of the Tricolor, demands action on protesters

The pressure on action is on the British Government to protest against insulting the Indian Tricolor. During the visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi last week, some protesters on the Parliament Square were insulted by the Indian flag. A day after the incident, on April 18, Conservative MP MP Bob Blackman, who raised this issue in the House of Commons, demanded a police investigation. At the same time, he is preparing to write a letter to UK Home Minister Amber Rudd and the leader of the House to put pressure on the investigation.

Blackman said that he will write to the Home Minister and the leader of the House about the demand for police investigation. The Indian government issued a statement on this subject and said that it is hoped that legal action will be taken against those who insult the Tricolor and those who incite the case. About 7,500 people have signed an online petition filed on ChangeOrg against the demand for action against those who have done this work.