UK Envoy Jane Marriott Visited PoK: India’s Defense Minister Rajnath Singh is on a tour of Britain. He met with British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Wednesday (January 10) at his PM House, 10 Downing Street. While this meeting between Rajnath Singh and Rishi Sunak was going on in full swing, the British High Commissioner to Pakistan, Jane Marriott, made a visit that irritated India. He visited Mirpur in Pakistan occupied Kashmir. In fact, India considers PoK as its integral part and has been opposing such visits here.
British High Commissioner in Pakistan Jane Marriott’s visit to PoK created an uproar. Jane Marriott went on a tour of PoK on January 10, she also posted pictures related to this tour on social media account X (formerly Twitter).
Questions raised on British High Commissioner Jane Marriott’s visit to PoK
After the visit of British High Commissioner Jane Marriott to PoK, many questions are being raised whether the British High Commissioner really visited the part of Pakistan occupied Kashmir of her own free will. Or this tour was given the approval of British PM Rishi Sunak government, who himself is the first Hindu Prime Minister in the history of Britain.
Anyway, it is considered controversial for diplomats from any country in the world to visit PoK, because India has always said in strong words that Pakistan is illegally occupying Kashmir. It is worth noting that British High Commissioner Jane Marriott visited PoK at a time when India’s Defense Minister was on a visit to Britain.
Tweet of British High Commissioner Jane Marriott
After reaching Mirpur, British High Commissioner Jane Marriott took pictures of the place, which she posted on her social media account X (formerly Twitter). He wrote on the post that greetings from Mirpur. This is the center of mutual relations between the people of Britain and Pakistan. 70 percent of British Pakistanis have roots in Mirpur, making our working together important for diaspora interests. Thank You.
Salaam from Mirpur, the heart of the UK and Pakistan’s people to people ties! 70% of British Pakistani roots are from Mirpur, making our work together crucial for diaspora interests. Thank you for your hospitality! pic.twitter.com/3LyNFQan9H
— Jane Marriott (@JaneMarriottUK) January 10, 2024
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