North India Statesman
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The issue of visas given to Indians in Britain and Britain has once again become heated. The two candidates vying to replace Rishi Sunak as leader of the Conservative Party and leader of the opposition in the House of Commons have called for a reduction in immigration to Britain.
This also includes tightening visa rules for Indians in Britain. The Conservative Party conference has begun in Birmingham, with former Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick calling for strict visa restrictions on all categories of immigrants from some countries, including India.
He has said that there is a need to impose strict visa restrictions on citizens who enter Britain illegally until these countries take them back. Robert Jenrick said that last year 2.5 lakh people were given visas from India. Currently 1 lakh Indians are living illegally in Britain. Until these illegal immigrants go back to their countries, strict visa restrictions should be imposed against India in all categories.
Kami Badenoch also demanded stricter visa rules
Another Conservative Party candidate, Cami Badenoch, has also sought to tighten visa rules for immigrants from other countries, including Indians. He has criticized new immigrants from India who bring or create controversy to Britain. He has been accused of causing havoc on the streets of Britain. Badenoch referred to the violence in Leicester in this context. He said that some immigrants have brought such ideas from their country which have no place in our country. Such immigrants leave their disputes in their own country and come here.
