50 Indian Organisations Appeal to President Murmu Over Alleged Anti‑India Activities in London

A group of fifty Indian expatriate and community bodies residing in the United Kingdom has sent an open letter to President Draupadi Murmu, highlighting worries about alleged anti‑India conduct during events held in London on October 16‑17. The communique states that certain campaigns appeared designed to undermine India’s democratic processes, constitutional mechanisms and strategic interests.

The coalition calls for a thorough, impartial investigation into claims that political outfits may have colluded with extremist or separatist networks to organise the protests. It also urges that India and the United Kingdom engage in constructive diplomatic discussions to address the issue at an appropriate bilateral forum.

The organisations demand that any proof of unlawful behaviour, intimidation or calls for violence be acted upon swiftly by the competent authorities. They further insist on respecting the democratic right to peaceful protest while emphasizing the need to protect the sovereignty of India and its constitutional institutions.

In the appeal, the signatories request President Murmu’s intervention to ensure the concerns are examined, that the relevant agencies conduct a proper review, and that the collective voice of the Indian diaspora in Britain is conveyed to the media and public at large.