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Vikram Misri, India’s Foreign Secretary, Says Concerns on Khalistani Extremism Conveyed to U.K.
UNITED KINGDOM, JUL 22 – India urged the UK to address Khalistani extremist activities and expedite extradition of fugitives including Lalit Modi, Nirav Modi, and Vijay Mallya amid growing bilateral security concerns.
- On July 23-24, 2025, Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrives in the United Kingdom to begin discussions, including the signing of the India-UK Free Trade Agreement and addressing Khalistani extremist concerns.
- Over the past year, talks have intensified on extradition and extremism, with the India–UK Free Trade Agreement setting the stage, coupled with security and legal concerns over Khalistani extremists and fugitives.
- Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri said the breach has been repeatedly flagged to UK authorities, affecting social cohesion and public order.
- India will continue to press the UK on extremist activity and extraditions, with Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri emphasizing that requests follow a formal legal process.
- Following the UK leg, Modi will head to the Maldives from July 25-26, where he will review progress on the India-Maldives Joint Vision for a Comprehensive Economic and Maritime Security Partnership.
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