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Speaking out strongly against the breach of Foreign Minister S Jaishankar’s security in London, the Ministry of External Affairs has said that it reflects the “indifference in the UK” to the intimidation and threats by Khalistani extremist forces. 

Responding to a question during a press briefing on Friday, MEA Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said India has conveyed its “deep concern” to the authorities in the UK about the breach of security arrangements by “UK-based separatist and extremist elements” during Mr Jaishankar’s visit. 

“There is a larger context to the incident and it is important to understand that. It brings out the licence accorded to such forces as well as the indifference to their intimidation, threats and other actions aimed at impeding our legitimate diplomatic activities in the UK,” he said. 

Reiterating India’s stand that it expects action, Mr Jaiswal added, “While we have noted the statement by the UK Foreign Office on the matter, our view of its sincerity will depend on the actions taken against the culprits on this and previous occasions.”