Toi correspondent from London: Despite the stress on Britain’s streets spreading on the streets of India, things were calm on Wednesday and members of Indian and Pakistani migrants were still meeting with each other.A spokesman for the voice of British Indians said, “Our fight is not against any community, religion or nationality – it is against terrorism and sponsoring nations.” He said Diaspora supported India’s military strike. “India has shown restraint for decades. It was not a careless strike – it was a measured and necessary response to repeated acts of terror from the Pakistani land. We stand with our motherland.It is time for the world to unite against terror. Because silence is no longer an option. ,British Indian Santosh Patil said: “Terrorism has no place in a civilized society and anywhere where terrorist sympathetic groups should be based on the same fate. British Indians feel that this is the right thing that India has attacked a terrorist group. We are still happening with British Pakistani friends and neighbors. It is not on terrorism.”Ganapati Bhat, President of Kannadigaruk, said: “There is a feeling of justice in the entire community as it was the worst terrorist attack on 22 April and India has been at the end of terrorism since independence. Retashing was not there before, except for a few examples, and at this time they have done it very well.There is little concern that things may affect issues of faith between communities, but I think people see Pakistan and terrorists as different things. These things have been happening for more than a decade, so I do not see it on the streets of Britain. ,British Kashmiri Amjid Ali Akram Jarl Rajput with Jammu -Kashmiri in Jammu and Kashmir said: “It is terrible what has happened.” There is a family on both sides of his border. “This is just another way that is happening and another way to draw the world’s attention on Kashmir. This is the reason what Britain did and dirt left Kashmir. ,Bureau chief of Geo News in Britain, British Pakistani Murtuza Ali Shah said: “British Pakistanis are concerned about their families in the region.” He said that he did not see tension on the streets of Britain. Shah said, “We have all been here for a long time and have fought racism together. Many of us are friends.”
