Archive · 5 Jun 2025
UK MP Questions Pakistan's Governance, Accuses Terrorism Support
A UK politician, Bob Blackman, is saying that Pakistan is not a real democracy because the military is in charge.
He thinks that money sent to Pakistan from other countries might be used to buy weapons that are then used to hurt India.
He also said that the part of India that Pakistan controls should be given back to India.
Other British politicians agree and support India's fight against terrorism and want to work more closely with India.
UK MP Bob Blackman labeled Pakistan a "failed state" and questioned its governance.
Blackman raised concerns about military rule and the use of international aid to Pakistan.
He accused Pakistan of fostering terrorism on Indian soil and called for its end.
Blackman expressed support for India's anti-terrorism efforts and deeper UK-India ties.
UK lawmakers extended bipartisan support for India’s anti-terrorism efforts.
- Who
- UK MP Bob Blackman and other UK lawmakers
- What
- A UK MP questioned Pakistan's governance and accused it of fostering terrorism, calling for international support for India.
- When
- The remarks were made following a meeting in London.
- Where
- London, UK and referencing Pakistan and India
- Why
- Concerns over Pakistan's governance and alleged support for terrorism were raised.
- Key Figure
- UK MP Bob Blackman
- Location of Meeting
- London
- Participants
- Indian parliamentary delegation
- Publication Date
- June 4, 2025