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India Rejects UK Report Accusing It of Transnational Repression

The Ministry of External Affairs said the report’s reliance on dubious, proscribed-sourced evidence undermines its credibility.

The report by the British Parliament’s Joint Committee on Human Rights, titled “Transnational repression in the UK”, was published on July 30 (UK Parliament)
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Overview

  • MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said allegations against India stem from unverified, hostile entities with documented anti-India bias.
  • The Joint Committee on Human Rights report published July 30 named India among 12 countries accused of intimidating or silencing critics on UK soil.
  • Evidence cited against India primarily came from submissions by Sikhs for Justice and other UK-based Sikh organisations banned in India.
  • The report highlighted a 48% rise in MI5 state-threat investigations since 2022 and underscored growing concern over state-directed coercion.
  • New Delhi denied any misuse of Interpol’s Red Notice system to pursue political targets, calling that claim entirely false.