LONDON: British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Keer Starmer opposition leader clashed at the House of Commons for leaflets by controversial elections, which have been branded “divide” and “anti-India” by Indian Diaspora groups in the UK.
During the debate that was heated on the problem of racism in the Prime Minister’s question session (PMQ) on Wednesday, Johnson raised a leaflet showing it in handshake with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the G7 Summit in 2019 with a message “Do not risk a member of the Tory Parliament that does not exist On your side “.
He demanded labor leaders with attracting leaflets used in the selection by-by recently for the selection of Batley and Spens in North England, chairs held by the opposition party.
“May I ask it now to pull back this leaflet that I have here produced by the Labor Party during the Batley and Spen By-Election, which was condemned by his own parliamentarian members as ‘dog whistle racism’,” Johnson said.
However, the labor leader circled the greeting to continue his scolding against the ruling conservative party because he did not fight racist abuse faced by British players in the field.
“It’s very simple, both prime minister with the British players in their stands against racism or he can maintain his own record, and that the ministers and some members of his parliament, but he could not have it two directions.
Can he tell the house whether he is Now regret fails to curse those who are ridiculing English players to stand up for racism, “Starmer said.
He made a specific reference to the British home secretary Priti Patel, when he referred to the British team Football Tyrone Mings recently pointed to some comments on the minister of senior cabinets tasked with “triggering hatred” racism and hatred.
“We love and admire the English side and what they do.
They represent the best of our country.
No one lasts the Booing The England side.
But what the secretary of the house has been said for the rest of his life not only against racism, but taking practical steps to Advancing the cause of the black and minority ethnic group, which he has done successfully, especially in the police, “Johnson said in him defense.
Clash lights up the line on the flyers of controversial polls, which have caused anger from the rank of the Labor Party and widely throughout the Indian Diaspora group.
“Very disappointing and disturbing that Krevere Labor leader Starmer refused to condemn ‘racist, anti-Indian leaflets’ published by workers during the Batley and Spen BY-Election match – a problem raised by Prime Minister Boris Johnson,” Tweeted Professor Manoj Ladwa, “The British-based entrepreneur and a former member of the Modi Prime Minister’s campaign team At that time to state that “racism lives and is healthy in labor”.
Foreign friends from the BJP (OFBJP) group reacted by holding a complaint letter to Keer Starmer’s party leader, criticizing the “political voice-bank” of campaign leaflets.
” Ofbjp Objects for this type of anti-India only for voice-bank politics.
The posters and statements are clearly a political sign to divide the labor played, “said FBJP President Kuldeep Shekhawat.
Messages are angry to dominate the original Twitter post on social media, with many shows that it is a felt” anti-Indian attitude ” By labor which is one of the factors behind the defeat of bruises in the 2019 General Election under former leader Jeremy Corbyn.