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World News: Indian Diaspora in London Backs PM Modi Outside Indian High Commission

by Binghamton Herald Report
October 17, 2026
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Amid heightened political tensions in Delhi, members of the Indian diaspora gathered outside the Indian High Commission in London to express their support for Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The gathering featured slogans in support of Modi, India, and national pride, including chants of “Jai Shri Ram” and “Bharat Mata Ki Jai.” According to the report, the demonstration took place in response to protests organized by the BJP and Congress in Delhi. Participants at the London gathering voiced their concerns over what they described as attempts to damage India’s reputation internationally through political criticism. The demonstrators argued that India is a democracy where citizens have access to legal remedies, including approaching courts and the Supreme Court, if they have grievances. They questioned why political disputes should be taken overseas and expressed the view that allegations should be supported by evidence. The gathering brought together members of the Indian community who wanted to publicly demonstrate their support for the prime minister and the country’s development. Slogans such as “Modi Modi” and “Jai Bharat Mata Ki” echoed during the event, reflecting the participants’ patriotic sentiments and political views. The development highlights how political debates within India can extend beyond national borders, prompting members of the Indian diaspora to organize demonstrations and express their opinions in international cities. London, home to a large Indian-origin community, has frequently served as a venue for public gatherings related to Indian political and social issues. The event also underscores the contrasting narratives surrounding political protests, national image, and democratic expression. The demonstrators’ statements represent the views expressed by participants at the gathering.

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