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Many leaders and MPs of Jeremy Corbyn's Labour Party were found participating in anti-India protest marches organised by Pakistan-sponsored groups in Britain. On two occasions, such mobs had even attacked the Indian High Commission building in London.

London Bridge terrorist's body was flown from London to Islamabad, Pakistan, to be buried in his home town in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir

A former classmate of London Bridge terrorist Usman Khan has said that he turned to ISIS after he was bullied in school for facial hair.

The jihadi who was shot dead at London Bridge has been identified as Usman Khan, who was of Pakistan origin and had previous been convicted for another terror plot

The main contention is Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn, who Rahul Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi led Congress had espoused recently

The Labour party’s stand on Kashmir is contrary to India’s position on Kashmir. India has categorically told the international community that its move on Kashmir was an internal matter. India has always maintained that any dialogues with Pakistan will be bilateral only.

The United Kingdom representatives of the Indian National Congress party (INC) met with Jeremy Corbyn, the leader of the Labour party, and "discussed the human rights situation in Kashmir."

The resolution passed by Jeremy Corbyn's party reportedly seeks Corbyn to meet the high commissioners of both India and Pakistan to ensure there is "mediation" and restoration of peace and normality to prevent a potential nuclear conflict. It also calls for support to 'Kashmiris fighting against occupation'.

The Indian High Commission in London suffered another attack on Tuesday after Pakistan-sponsored British Pakistanis led a violent march over the abrogation of Article 370.

Three custom made statues were vandalised at the Shree Ram Mandir in Walsall, Birmingham.