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London [UK], July 19: A British parliamentary gathering, led by Labor MP Debbie Abrahams, who was denied section into India recently, got Rs 30 lakhs from Pakistan government for a little while to Pakistan and Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (PoK). As indicated by the register of All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG), the All-Party Parliamentary Kashmir Group (APPGK) got "advantage in kind" of £31,501-£33,000 on February 18 this year for a little while to Pakistan and PoK.
Prior in February this year, Abrahams', was denied the section at the Indira Gandhi International Airport after she showed up on Emirates departure from Dubai. A day after Abrahams was denied passage into New Delhi, the Indian consulate in the UK had explained that the Labor administrator didn't hold a substantial visa and there is no arrangement for visa on appearance for UK nationals.
"Mission has affirmed from the Indian movement specialists that Debbie Abrahams didn't hold a legitimate visa. Further, there is no arrangement for visa on appearance for UK nationals. She was as needs be mentioned to restore," Indian mission in the UK had tweeted. Abrahams had brought up an issue that her visa was denied as she has been reproachful of the Indian Government on Kashmir.
"For what reason did the Indian Government deny my visa AFTER it was conceded? For what reason didn't they let me get a 'visa on appearance'? Is it since I have been disparaging of the Indian Government on #Kashmir basic freedoms issues?" she had tweeted. (ANI)
