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Clashes in London after Lord Nazir calls for Kashmir’s independence

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January 27, 2018
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Srinagar: Clashes erupted outside the Indian High Commission in London on Friday evening as Lord Nazir Ahmed, a Pakistani-origin peer in the House of Lords, organised a “black day” protest demanding the freedom of Kashmir and Khalistan, reports mentioned.

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The protesters planned the “black day” demonstration to coincide with the Republic Day of India.

Police had to intervene after scuffles broke out between them and some pro-India counter-protesters, ANI reported.

Billboard vans with messages such as “India Leave Kashmir: Free Kashmir”, “Khalistan Zindabad” and “70 Years of Indian Brutality” were seen in London during the demonstrations.

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