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The NIA has posted links to five videos of the attack on the Indian High Commission that occurred on March 19

Indian High Commission attack: NIA releases CCTV of vandalism on March 19

NIA has sought the help of the general public in identifying individuals who vandalised the Indian High Commission in London in March this year.

The NIA has posted links to five videos of the attack on the Indian High Commission that occurred on March 19

NIA has sought the help of the general public in identifying individuals who vandalised the Indian High Commission in London in March this year.
The agency has posted links to five videos of the incident that occurred on March 19 and urged the people to provide any information regarding the persons seen in the footage.
The footage shows a crowd gathering outside the High Commission with Khalistan flags.&nbsp;
The agency took over the probe from the Special Cell of the Delhi Police which had registered a case under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act and the Prevention of Damage to Public Property Act as it involves illegal activities carried out by certain people holding Indian nationality abroad.
Pro-Khalistani protestors tried to vandalise the Indian High Commission in London and pulled down the national flag while holding protests outside the High Commission complex on March 19. It happened a day after Punjab Police launched a crackdown against radical preacher Amritpal Singh in Punjab.&nbsp;
(with PTI inputs)

The Delhi Police has named Avtar Singh Khanda in the FIR filed in Delhi over violence and pulling down of Indian National Flag at in London.&nbsp;

Avatar Singh Khanda, who targetted Indian Mission in London leads a 'double life': report

The Delhi Police has named Avtar Singh Khanda in the FIR filed in Delhi over violence and pulling down of Indian National Flag at in London.&nbsp;

Avtar Singh Khanda, the man who orchestrated the March 19 vandalism at the Indian High Commission in London is apparently leading a double like in the UK, a Hindustan Times report said.&nbsp;
As per the report, Khanda who has sought political asylum in Britain, is Ranjodh Singh, chief of the designated terror outfit Khalistan Liberation Force (KLF). Khanda alias Ranjodh's father was also a KLF terrorist. His father Kulwant Singh Khukrana was gunned down by security forces in 1991.
The Delhi Police has named Avtar Singh Khanda in the FIR filed in Delhi over violence and pulling down of Indian National Flag at in London.&nbsp;

He also accused the UK of not meeting the obligation of providing security to the diplomats

Indian High Commission attacked: foreign minister Jaishankar says UK didn't meet security obligations

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Friday said India would not accept differential standards of security.

He also accused the UK of not meeting the obligation of providing security to the diplomats

Taking a strong view of pro-Khalistan supporters pulling down the Indian tricolour at the Indian High Commission in the United Kingdom, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Friday said India would not accept differential standards of security.
He also accused the UK of not meeting the obligation of providing security to the diplomats of the Mission, which is expected of a country where a high commission or a consulate is located.
&ldquo;On the flag and the security of the high commission, in this particular case in the UK &ndash; whenever any country sends an embassy anywhere abroad, it is the obligation of the receiving country to provide security for a diplomat to do his work.
"It is the obligation of the receiving country to ensure the embassy or the high commission or the consulate and their premises are respected. These obligations were not met,&rdquo; Jaishankar said at an event organised here by Bengaluru South MP Tejasvi Surya.
Replying to a question on the issue of threat to the diplomats and the Indian diaspora in the UK, the Minister said that on the day the vandals appeared before the high commission, the security at the high commission failed to meet expected standards.
&ldquo;Many countries are very casual about it (security). They have a very different view about their own security and a different view about other people&rsquo;s security, but I can tell you as a foreign minister that we are not going to accept this kind of differential standards,&rdquo; the EAM said.
In the context of Rahul Gandhi's remarks in the UK regarding human rights in India, Jaishankar said though the bulk of those who held Indian passports were deeply attached to the country, there were a small number of people who would claim to be persecuted in their home countries in order to get a visa or residential status.
&ldquo;Now you have a small number of people (who) sometimes misuse it and say 'I am being politically persecuted and, therefore, allow me to stay'. So, it&rsquo;s actually a visa game, which they are playing in the name of politics, human rights or whatever it is,&rdquo; the Minister said.
He cautioned that adversaries of the country could misuse the situation.
Nobody was arguing against freedom of speech and civil liberties, he said, "but these should not be misused to espouse radicalism, violence, terrorism".
He also said there was a difference between having rights and misusing them.&nbsp;
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It was done after the Ministry of Home Affairs directed the Delhi Police to take appropriate legal action

Delhi police registers case over attack on Indian High Commission in London

Delhi Police has registered a case in connection with the protest held outside the Indian High Commission in London on March 19.

It was done after the Ministry of Home Affairs directed the Delhi Police to take appropriate legal action

Delhi Police has registered a case in connection with the protest held outside the Indian High Commission in London on March 19, officials said on Friday.
The case was registered by the special cell under the Indian Penal Code, Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act and the Prevention of Damage to Public Property Act as it involves unlawful activities carried out by certain people holding Indian nationality abroad, a senior police officer said.
It was done after the Ministry of Home Affairs directed the Delhi Police to take appropriate legal action on the receipt of a report from the Ministry of External Affairs over the incident at the Indian High Commission March 19.
Last Sunday, the tricolour flying atop the Indian High Commission in London was grabbed at by a group of protesters waving separatist Khalistani flags and chanting pro-Khalistani slogans, leading to an arrest related to the violent disorder.
Officials from the mission said the "attempted but failed" attack had been foiled and that the tricolour was now flying "grander". The Metropolitan Police said two members of security staff sustained minor injuries which did not require hospital treatment. An investigation has been launched.
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He added that the British govt is working with London police to review the security at the Indian High Commission and make necessary changes.

'India, UK ties are thriving': British foreign secretary amid Khalistan protests

UK Foreign Secretary James Cleverly has called the attack on the Indian High Commission by Khalistani elements "unacceptable". 

He added that the British govt is working with London police to review the security at the Indian High Commission and make necessary changes.

UK Foreign Secretary James Cleverly has called the attack on the Indian High Commission by Khalistani elements "unacceptable".&nbsp;
Cleverly said in a statement that the police investigation is ongoing and UK Government is in close contact with the Indian High Commission in London and the Indian government in New Delhi.
"We are working with the Metropolitan Police to review security at the Indian High Commission, and will make the changes needed to ensure the safety of its staff as we did for today's (Wednesday) demonstration," the statement said further.
Suspected pro-Khalistan supporters on Wednesday held a fresh demonstration outside the Indian High Commission in the UK. However, unlike the earlier demonstration during which the tricolour was taken down and an attempt made to raise the Khalistan flag, the protest this time was confined behind police barricades.
The statement released by the UK Foriegn Secretary further said, "We will always take the security of the High Commission, and all foreign missions in the UK, extremely seriously, and prevent and robustly respond to incidents such as this."
Highlighting the UK-India ties, he said that the relationsip between both nations is thriving and is driven by "deep personal connections".&nbsp;
"Our joint 2030 Roadmap guides our relationship and shows what we can achieve when we work together, creating new markets and jobs for the two countries and helping to tackle shared challenges. We want to build deeper ties between the UK and India for the future," the statement said further.
(with inputs from ANI)
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According to reports, around 2000 Khalistanis had gathered outside the Indian mission in London

High security outside Indian High Commission in UK as Khalistanis protest

There were heavy security arrangements by the London Metropolitan Police outside the Indian High Commission as Khalistanis staged a protests. 

According to reports, around 2000 Khalistanis had gathered outside the Indian mission in London

There were heavy security arrangements by the London Metropolitan Police outside the Indian High Commission as Khalistanis staged a protest against Indian govt's crackdown on Amritpal Singh.&nbsp;
According to reports, around 2000 Khalistanis had gather outside the Indian mission in London by the police prevented them from getting close the building and restricted them to the other side of the road.&nbsp;
The protesters threw water bottles, inks and egg.&nbsp;
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Visuals show the employees standing in a line on the roof of the Indian High Commission building while holding the Indian national flag. 

Watch: staff of Indian High Commission in UK hold up a massive tricolour amid Khalistani protests

The employees of the Indian High Commission in London held up a massive tricolour atop the building as Khalistani protesters gathered outside. 

Visuals show the employees standing in a line on the roof of the Indian High Commission building while holding the Indian national flag.&nbsp;

The employees of the Indian High Commission in London held up a massive tricolour atop the building as Khalistani protesters gathered outside.&nbsp;
Visuals show the employees standing in a line on the roof of the Indian High Commission building while holding the Indian national flag.&nbsp;
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High Commissioner Vikram Doraiswami and Deputy High Commissioner Sujit Ghosh met Indian community leaders at India House on 20 March 2023.

Meet at Indian High Commission in London day after Khalistan mob attack

High Commissioner Vikram Doraiswami and Deputy High Commissioner Sujit Ghosh met Indian community leaders at India House on 20 March 2023.

A day after the Indian tricolour was pulled down at the Indian High Commission in London by a group of pro-Khalistan protestors, Indian diplomats held a meeting with leaders of the Indian diaspora in the UK.
High Commissioner Vikram Doraiswami and Deputy High Commissioner Sujit Ghosh met Indian community leaders at India House on 20 March 2023.
The Indian officials appreciated the solidarity expressed by the community.
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London mayor Sadiq Khan condemned "the violent disorder and vandalism".

UK govt reacts to Indian flag being pulled down at High Commission in London

London mayor Sadiq Khan condemned "the violent disorder and vandalism".

After a strong rebuke from the Indian government over the pulling down of the tricolour at the Indian High Commission in London, UK authorities said that they will take the diplomatic mission's security "seriously", as per news agency PTI.
The Indian flag was pulled down by a mob holding Khalistan flags on 19 March 2023. One person was arrested, as per reports.
Foreign Office minister Lord Tariq Ahmad of Wimbledon said he was "appalled" and the government would take the security of the Indian High Commission "seriously".
London mayor Sadiq Khan condemned "the violent disorder and vandalism". British High Commissioner to India Alex Ellis described the incident as "disgraceful" and "totally unacceptable".
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Amid heightened tension between India & Pakistan, MEA said a drone was spotted over the premises of the Indian High Commission in Islamabad on June 26

MEA says have taken up High Commission drone scare issue with Pakistan

Amid heightened tension between India &amp; Pakistan, MEA&nbsp;said a drone was spotted over the premises of the Indian High Commission in Islamabad&nbsp;on June 26

Drone seen over Indian high commission in Islamabad on June 26
MEA: expect Pakistan to probe breach of security &amp; stop recurrence
Drone sighting comes in the wake of heightened tensions
Spike in number of drones sighted following air force station explosions&nbsp;
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Amid heightened tension between India &amp; Pakistan, MEA&nbsp;said a drone was spotted over the premises of the Indian High Commission in Islamabad&nbsp;on June 26

A drone was spotted over the premises of the Indian High Commission in Pakistan's capital, Islamabad&nbsp;on June 26, the&nbsp;MEA said on Friday and added it has taken the matter up officially with the Govt of Pakistan. The MEA said it expects Pakistan to investigate the incident and prevent recurrence of such breach of security.
The news of drone sighting at the Indian High Commission in Islamabad comes in the wake of heightened tensions over a drone attack on J&amp;K air force station on Sunday.
India has registered a strong protest with Pakistan over the security breach.
Meanwhile, earlier on Friday, BSF had fired at a drone spotted near international border in Jammu.
Recently there has been a spike in number of drones sighted near the Pakistan border.

Nusrat Jahan seeks more security in London after getting death threats

Actor-turned-TMC MP Nusrat Jahan, who is currently shooting in London for a Bengali film, has sought protection from the Indian High Commission there after allegedly receiving death threats on social media. Reports said she has received threats for posting a video posing as 'Mahisasurmardini', an incarnation of Goddess Durga.&nbsp;
Jahan had on September 18 posted on her Instagram and Twitter accounts a picture of her 'Mahisasurmardini' video in which she is seen holding a trident, triggering vicious trolling by a section of netizens.
Informing the high commission that she will be in London till October 16, Jahan wrote, "During my stay in London I require an immediate police protection as the threat is very serious and it is affecting my mental health.

Actress Nusrat&nbsp;Jahan&nbsp;gets death threats on social media Actress shooting in London, knocks at India envoy's&nbsp;door Jahan&nbsp;being threatened for her&nbsp;'Mahisasurmardini' video&nbsp; Jahan&nbsp;sought additional security during London shoot

Actor-turned-TMC MP Nusrat Jahan, who is currently shooting in London for a Bengali film, has sought protection from the Indian High Commission there after allegedly receiving death threats on social media. Reports said she has received threats for posting a video posing as 'Mahisasurmardini', an incarnation of Goddess Durga.&nbsp;
Jahan had on September 18 posted on her Instagram and Twitter accounts a picture of her 'Mahisasurmardini' video in which she is seen holding a trident, triggering vicious trolling by a section of netizens.
Informing the high commission that she will be in London till October 16, Jahan wrote, "During my stay in London I require an immediate police protection as the threat is very serious and it is affecting my mental health.

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