US EditionPM Modi Raises Khalistani Extremism Issue with UK PM, Seeks Legal Action - The Statesman
PM Modi and UK PM Starmer agreed to joint legal measures against Khalistani extremism, emphasizing that radicalism must not exploit democratic freedoms, officials said.
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer met in Mumbai today for official talks that included a detailed discussion on Khalistani extremism.
- Modi raised the issue against a backdrop of recent events, including a security breach during S Jaishankar's March visit to London and global concerns over radicalism.
- Both leaders unequivocally denounced terrorism and violent extremism, emphasizing that such activities must not be tolerated or allowed to misuse the freedoms inherent in democratic nations.
- The joint statement called for 'zero tolerance for terrorism' and noted Starmer's condemnation of the April 2025 Pahalgam attack, while Modi expressed condolences for the Manchester incident earlier this month.
- They agreed to intensify cooperation on counter-terrorism, economic engagement, and support for India's bid for a permanent UN Security Council seat, highlighting ongoing FTA ratification and innovation initiatives.
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Don't let extremists abuse freedoms: PM Modi to Starmer
Prime Minister Modi met with his UK counterpart Keir Starmer. They focused on strengthening the India-UK trade deal. Cooperation in the Indo-Pacific region was also a key discussion point. Technology, defence, and security partnerships were explored. PM Modi raised concerns about anti-India ...
'No Space For Radicalism': In Starmer Meet, PM Raises Khalistani Extremism In UK
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today held wide-ranging talks with his British counterpart Keir Starmer, broadly focusing on boosting the India-UK ties in areas of trade, defence and security and critical technology. The two leaders also held discussions on the activity of Khalistani extremists on British soil. Responding to a question from NDTV, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri said, "It is a subject that had come up in the discussions in July and i…
'Radicalism Has No Place in Democracies': PM Modi Raises Khalistani Threat with UK’s Keir Starmer, Urges Global Crackdown on Terror Financing
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PM Modi Flags Khalistani Extremism To UK's Keir Starmer: 'No Space For Radicalism In Democracies'
During a meeting, PM Modi urged UK's Starmer to address Khalistani extremism, emphasizing that democratic freedoms shouldn't be exploited by radical elements. Both leaders condemned terrorism.
Radicalism has no space in democratic societies: PM Modi urges British counterpart to act against Khalistanis
The issue of Khalistani extremism was discussed in detail during a meeting held today between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his British counterpart Keir Starmer, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri said on Thursday. PM Modi emphasised that radicalism and violent extremism have no place in democratic societies. The British Prime Minister, accompanied by a delegation of 125 of the UK's most prominent business leaders, entrepreneurs, and educationist…
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