Met Police is investigating the throat-sliting gesture of Pak diplomat directed by Indian original protesters in London

Toi correspondent from London: The Metropolitan Police here is investigating the Makabre throat-sliting gesture by the Army and Hawaii Advisor Colonel Taimur at the Pakistan High Commission, London, directed to the Indian-origin protesters angry about the Pahgam terror attack.
The Indian migrants went to the High Commission of Pakistan to protest, believing that they are criminals of the April 22 terrorist attack. Armed with Plancard, “I am a Hindu”, they were surprised that the High Commission had organized a counter protest and plugged into a large -scale loudspeaker to explode songs to remove their mantras.
The Colonel stood on the balcony of the Taimur Mission Building, which was wrapped with a poster claiming human rights violations in J&K, waving a plated of Abhinandan Varathman with a caption “tea is luxurious” because he smiled and attracted his finger around his neck and in the Indian side, directed Gesture. The video has gone viral.
A Met Police spokesperson said: “We know about this video and are now investigating. The officials are also in touch with the government department to determine what the higher commission needs to be represented.”
As Pakistani songs exploded, Pakistani protesters abused Hindu gods and PM Narendra Modi, dancing and shouted to Indian protesters, accusing India of “water terrorism”.
He had a mike, did not do the Indians. The bus between the two groups was in the middle of the police at a distance of yards, as they abused each other.
Amaana Begum (38), an Indian Muslim from Jaipur, said, “There is no sympathy or shame in Pakistanis. They are partying on a terrorist attack.”
Nandini Singh said, “We came here to mourn the loss of life and here they are destroying music and making gestures, and we only wanted to protest in peace.” “It is as if they are celebrating the loss of life.”
When toi faced Pakistani protesters, a person named Wahm alleged: “Pahalgam is a false-flag operation. It is a political work by India, nothing else.”
The police protested, revolving around a group of young Indian original delivery drivers. Suddenly, a Gujarati man sprinkled and about 15 police officers dropped him on the road. He said that he was subject to arrest to abuse a police officer racially. After this, an officer grabbed another young Pio delivery driver from his neck screw and pulled him on the road and he was also handcuffed. Pakistani media videographed every second. Subsequently, the trained police vans to handle public disorders were changed and all Indian protesters were asked to leave.
A person was arrested on suspicion of Afre and a racially increased public order crime. He was later released without further action, a police spokesperson. The other man was handcuffed, detained and released, but was not arrested.
Indian protesters said that on the other hand their complaints to the police fell on the deaf ears. “The police were very strict on us and allowed the other side to do what they wanted,” one said. “What were the men who were handcuffed, what were they saying to Pakistanis.”