India has refuted a UK parliamentary report accusing it of "transnational repression" in the UK, calling the allegations baseless. The MEA stated the report relied on unverified sources linked to anti-India elements, including banned pro-Khalistan groups
India on Friday rejected the British parliamentary committee report, which named India among countries that engage in "transnational repression" activities in the United Kingdom, calling the allegations “baseless".
A statement by the Ministry of External Affairs stated that the references to India in the UK Parliament's Joint Committee on Human Rights report on July 30 have stemmed from "unverified and dubious sources," which are linked to “anti-India hostility".
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