After violent protests in Britain, the Indian High Commission issued a travel advisory, saying- ‘Be cautious’

India Advises Visitors: The Indian High Commission in London has issued a travel advisory for Indians on Tuesday (August 6). In view of the ongoing violence and unrest in Britain, the Indian High Commission in London has issued this travel advisory. In the advisory, people of Indian origin have been asked to be cautious.

The Indian High Commission in London said, ‘Indian travelers will be aware of the recent unrest in some parts of the United Kingdom. The Indian High Commission in London is closely monitoring the situation.’

‘Take care while traveling’

According to the Indian High Commission, tourists from India are advised to remain vigilant and exercise caution while travelling in the UK. It is advisable to follow local news and advice issued by local security agencies and avoid areas where protests are ongoing.

What is the reason for violence?

According to media reports, violence has erupted in Britain against migrant citizens. In fact, unrest and violence have spread in Britain since the death of three girls in a stabbing incident at a dance class in Southport. The British government is worried about the ongoing violence.

many people were arrested

Riots in Britain are not stopping since the stabbing incident in a dance class in Southport. People are out on the streets and are continuously protesting. It is reported that the police is also dealing strictly with the protesters. The police have arrested at least 100 protesters.

In which areas is violence taking place?

According to media reports, Britain is facing the most serious and severe riots since 2010. It was reported that Liverpool, Hull, Bristol, Leeds, Blackpool, Stoke-on-Trent, Belfast, Nottingham and Manchester are the most affected where stone pelting and violence are being witnessed continuously.

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