Jaishankar expressed displeasure over UK temple attack

New Delhi: In the UK for the last few days, many reports of attacks on Hindu temples are coming to the fore. Some fundamentalist groups are constantly trying to target Hindu temples and demonstrations are also being seen. Indian Foreign Minister S Jaishankar spoke to the Foreign Secretary of Britain regarding this. During this, he expressed concern about the attacks on Hindus in Britain and talked about providing security to all the people. A tweet was also made on behalf of the Foreign Minister regarding this meeting.

Let us inform you that given the recent attacks, tight security arrangements have been made in all Hindu temples. Given the possibility of another attack on the temple in Birmingham, security has been increased here. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, while tweeting about the meeting with the UK Foreign Secretary, said, “A very good conversation with the UK Foreign Secretary. During this, he expressed his concern for the safety of the Indian community living in the UK. An assurance has been given from their side on this. The Foreign Minister said that during this meeting many other important issues were also discussed, including the roadmap for 2030. Apart from this, discussions were also held to further improve the partnership of both countries.

Let us tell you that apart from Britain, such incidents are also coming from Canada, where Hindus are being targeted. Recently there was a lot of ruckus in Leicester, England. Here the saffron flag was removed from Hindu temples, after which the atmosphere became quite tense. Hindu and Muslim communities clashed. Many people were also arrested in this whole case. It was told that the reason for the violence was fake news, which spread rapidly and people started gathering here. After this, some similar incidents were seen. At present, the security of the Hindu temple in Birmingham, UK has increased. The temple is being monitored by drones. Security has been increased given the possibility of an attack on the temple.