On Thursday (September 23), British Conservative MP Bob Blackman defended India’s choice to abrogate Article 370 within the UK Parliament.
“Under the Indian law, Muslim women are protected against Triple Talaq. A man saying ‘I divorce you’ three times meant the end…Now Article 370 have been abrogated, they have that protection. Under Indian law, it’s illegal for children under the age of 14 to be married. Prior to the abrogation of Article 370, women under the age of 14 could be married. And of course, under Article 35A, the Hindu Kashmiri Pandits were expelled at gunpoint by Islamist forces. Now, they have the potential to return,” he remarked.
Bob Blackman identified, “Local government has been restored in Jammu and Kashmir under the provocation of revoking Article 370. Now, the fact is that the Kashmiri valley is a beautiful area to see. It is an opportunity for tourism, culture, trade, hydroelectric power and many other aspects. But it has been tainted by multiple massacres, terrorist attacks, killings, child marriages, and forced conversions by radical Islamist terrorists.”
United Kingdom MP @BobBlackman talks about how human rights are protected in Jammu and Kashmir after ammendment of Article 370 and Abrogation of article 35A. He explains how ladies benefitted most after ammendment of article 370. #NewJammuKashmir pic.twitter.com/DBXqTX2qph— TEAM BHARAT (@TeamBharat_) September 23, 2021
He additionally emphasised how Jammu is traditionally Hindu majority whereas Ladakh is traditionally Buddhist majority. The Conservative MP mentioned that non secular minorities akin to Sikhs, Hindus and Christians have confronted persecution within the Muslim-dominated Kashmir Valley. Bob Blackman is a Conservative Party politician and a member of the UK Parliament from Harrow East constituency. Known because the ‘Friend of India’, he talks ceaselessly concerning the exodus of Kashmiri Hindus. He usually exposes Pakistan sponsored terror by way of his tweets and was felicitated with the Padma Shri Award in January 2020.
Bob Blackman moved movement in UK Parliament on thirty first anniversary of genocide of Kashmiri Pandits
Earlier on January 18 this yr, Bob Blackman had tabled a movement within the UK Parliament, commemorating the thirty first anniversary of the genocide of Kashmiri Pandits within the Valley. The movement expressed deep unhappiness over the violence perpetrated by the cross-border Islamic terrorists in January 1990 towards the Kashmiri Pandit group. Bob Blackman, the first sponsor of the movement, condemned the desecration of the holy websites that have been vandalised and desecrated through the genocide. He expressed his condolences to the households of Kashmiri Pandits, who have been mercilessly killed, raped, injured through the exodus.
The movement reiterated that households of Kashmiri Pandits needed to flee their homeland to keep away from persecution by the hands of the Islamists. The textual content additional learn, “(The motion) commends the resilience and courage shown by the members of Kashmiri Pandit community who survived this gruesome ethnic genocide and who did not resort to taking up arms but instead pursued education and aspiration.” Denouncing cross-border terrorism, the movement additional emphasised that it’s the duty of particular person nations and the worldwide group at massive to stop crimes towards humanity, as witnessed within the case of Kashmiri Hindus.