LONDON: The Labor Party has officially said that England should not interfere in Indian politics and that he wants Indian Diaspora voters will return there.
“Some movements passed at the Labor Conference did not help.
Given our colonial history, to disrupt India’s politics, at all inappropriate,” Steve Reed, the secretary of the country’s shadow for the community and the local government, told Hinduism for the Fringe workforce on Wednesday During the Labor Conference at Brighton.
The values of the Labor Party and the values of Hindu communities “are very very similar,” said Reed.
“Hindu communities are well represented in the profession, art and science.
Clearly aspiration is very important for the Hindu community – which is also for us to open opportunities for everyone regardless of the background, and also family values and also meaningful justice for both of us .
This is a strong foundation in which the relationship between childbirth and Hindu communities can be built, “he said.
“The Labor Party is not enough to secure, to win and maintain support from the Hindu community, we have seen too many people from the community that ended up supporting the conservative party.
I think building Hinduism for labor is a big contribution to rebuilding and opening contacts, friendship, communication , and mutual understanding between our parties and the Hindu community, “said Reed.
He added: “It is not only the Hindu community that we lost support from the latest general elections.
We lost support from each community.
Hindu formed 1.5% of the British community but contributed 6% to GDP.
It is an extraordinary Labor Party is always an anti-party -Colonialis and the Labor Party play a role that supports the big Indian independence figure, especially Gandhi.
Hindu is the third largest religion in the UK and it is important to be represented in our party.
“Audience members commented:” I want to return to where we have a high commission India every year at a labor conference with reception.
We need to push them back.
” Hinduism for delivery is a group of friends approved by the Labor Party and founded in February.
Hinduism for the Chairman of Labor Dr.
Neeraj Patil said: “Workers are always on the side of the Hindu community but unfortunately something happens in 2019 and conservatives have right-wing elements in the Hindu community and launching large social media propaganda to our Labor Party.
There is no place For anti-Hinduism or all types of prejudices in the Labor Party.
“The seven foamex panel of Basaveshwara, the 12th century CE Social Reformer, was placed in Hinduism for the labor kiosk.
The Labor Party announced it wanted Indian ethnic voters back
