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Gerard wrote:After decorating the palace ?

Gerard wrote:After decorating the palace ?

Islamic faith marriages are not valid under English law, the country’s Court of Appeal has ruled, in a move that could see many Muslim women denied rights when it comes to divorce.
The judgment delivered at the Royal Courts of Justice in London on Friday overturned an earlier High Court ruling that Islamic marriage – known as a ‘nikah’ – adhered to the core tenets of English matrimonial law. These are now legally “non-marriages,” the appeal court’s decision confirmed.

A survey carried out in 2017 for Channel 4 documentary ‘The Truth About Muslim Marriage’, found that almost all married Muslim women in the UK had an Islamic marriage - with nearly two-thirds not having a separate civil ceremony.

Responding to the court decision, Pragna Patel of Southall Black Sisters, a women's rights organization which has campaigned on the issue of Islamic marriages, suggested the judgment could force Muslim women “to turn to Sharia ‘courts’ that already cause significant harm to women and children for remedies because they are now locked out of the civil justice system.”

Gerard wrote:Rishi Sunak is Britain’s new chancellor of the exchequer

Son in law of the Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy

chetak wrote:

Gerard wrote:After decorating the palace ?

a palace is the least standard of dwelling that he is expecting after all his earthly exertions.
obviously the palace will include some sort of shelter for his goats which he will need out of sheer force of habit for his heavenly exertions
how are such genetic garbage like this cretin brainwashed if there is no evidence of a brain

vijayk wrote:UK judges have gone senile

Rony wrote:


Chancellor - Rishi Sunak
Home Secretary - Priti Patel
Business Secretary - Alok Sharma
Attorney General - Suella Braverman

sanjaykumar wrote:This is why Britain remains relevant to global culture-imagine Norway or France or Germany appointing its minorities (Muslims in this case) to such positions.

Well done Bartania.

sanjaykumar wrote:This is why Britain remains relevant to global culture-imagine Norway or France or Germany appointing its minorities (Muslims in this case) to such positions.

Well done Bartania.

Very strange. I didn't hear one mention of #ValentinesDay here in the UK, from anyone. Yet I received floods of messages from my Indian family - family that dont wish me on Karwa Chauth

Indians are blessed with the world's greatest civilisation, culture, traditions. Be proud !

sanjaykumar wrote:It takes a giant of character to acknowledge the good in the erstwhile slaver.

The report was commissioned by Sajid Javid — then Home Secretary, now Chancellor of the Exchequer — in 2018, with the Pakistani-heritage Muslim MP saying it made him “feel angry” that such a disproportionate number of grooming gang rapists came from his community, and that they had “disgraced our heritage”.

“I have no idea why, but it has consistently felt like Home Office officials deliberately avoid ministers clear instructions for research when it comes to grooming gangs,” commented Sarah Champion, a Labour MP who has pressed the issue of grooming gangs for some time, and was sacked from Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn’s shadow government for daring to say that “Britain has a problem with British Pakistani men raping and exploiting white girls.”

chetak wrote:why does no one talk about Lady Arbuthnot of Edrom, yes, the very arrogant biatch, the same one who shows boundless contempt for SDRE Indians, India and its social and judicial systems and seems to be quite vocal with her demeaning and racist opinions.

If one does not see Lady Arbuthnot as racist then it is because of this "Britain remains relevant to global culture" theory that is being bandied about.

Sunak during his oath as an MP – didn’t shy away from embracing his heritage as he took an oath by placing his hands on the Bhagavad Gita.

His decision to take oath under the name of Bhagavad Gita had resulted in protests from a section of British citizens and hence when a British newspaper asked him a question about this, Sunak replied with a great amount of pride that “I am now a citizen of Britain. But my religion is Hindu. My religious and cultural heritage is Indian. I proudly say that I am a Hindu and my identity is also a Hindu.”

Rony wrote:‘I am a British citizen but a proud Hindu,’ meet Britain’s new finance minister Rishi Sunak

Sunak during his oath as an MP – didn’t shy away from embracing his heritage as he took an oath by placing his hands on the Bhagavad Gita.

His decision to take oath under the name of Bhagavad Gita had resulted in protests from a section of British citizens and hence when a British newspaper asked him a question about this, Sunak replied with a great amount of pride that “I am now a citizen of Britain. But my religion is Hindu. My religious and cultural heritage is Indian. I proudly say that I am a Hindu and my identity is also a Hindu.”

chetak wrote: FIL is a self confessed commie and the SIL conveniently announces himself as a "proud Hindu" for the ever gullible Indian audiences.

Rony wrote:‘I am a British citizen but a proud Hindu,’ meet Britain’s new finance minister Rishi Sunak

Sunak during his oath as an MP – didn’t shy away from embracing his heritage as he took an oath by placing his hands on the Bhagavad Gita.

His decision to take oath under the name of Bhagavad Gita had resulted in protests from a section of British citizens and hence when a British newspaper asked him a question about this, Sunak replied with a great amount of pride that “I am now a citizen of Britain. But my religion is Hindu. My religious and cultural heritage is Indian. I proudly say that I am a Hindu and my identity is also a Hindu.”

NEW DELHI: Indian officials denied a British lawmaker entry on Monday after she landed at New Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport, according to an accompanying aide.
Debbie Abrahams, a Labour Party Member of Parliament who chairs a parliamentary group focused on Kashmir, was unable to clear customs after her valid Indian visa was rejected, the aide, Harpreet Upal, told The Associated Press.
Abrahams and Upal arrived at the airport on an Emirates flight from Dubai at 9am. Upal said the immigration officials did not cite any reason for denying Abrahams entry and revoking her visa, a copy of which, valid until October 2020, was shared with the AP. A spokesman for the foreign ministry did not immediately comment.
Abrahams has been a member of Parliament since 2011 and was on a two-day personal trip to India, she said in a statement.
"I tried to establish why the visa had been revoked and if I could get a 'visa on arrival' but no one seemed to know," she said in the statement. "Even the person who seemed to be in charge said he didn't know and was really sorry about what had happened. So now I am just waiting to be deported ... unless the Indian Government has a change of heart. I'm prepared to let the fact that I've been treated like a criminal go, and I hope they will let me visit my family and friends."
Abrahams has been an outspoken critic of the Indian government's move last August to scrap Article 370 in Kashmir.
Shortly after the changes to Kashmir's status were passed by Parliament, Abrahams wrote a letter to India's High Commissioner to the UK, saying the action "betrays the trust of the people" of Kashmir.
India took more than 20 foreign diplomats on a visit to Kashmir last week, the second such trip organized by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government in six months.
Access to the region remains tight, with no foreign journalists allowed.

Ashokk wrote:British MP Debbie Abrahams who leads Kashmir group denied entry into India

NEW DELHI: Indian officials denied a British lawmaker entry on Monday after she landed at New Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport, according to an accompanying aide.
Debbie Abrahams, a Labour Party Member of Parliament who chairs a parliamentary group focused on Kashmir, was unable to clear customs after her valid Indian visa was rejected, the aide, Harpreet Upal, told The Associated Press.
Abrahams and Upal arrived at the airport on an Emirates flight from Dubai at 9am. Upal said the immigration officials did not cite any reason for denying Abrahams entry and revoking her visa, a copy of which, valid until October 2020, was shared with the AP. A spokesman for the foreign ministry did not immediately comment.
Abrahams has been a member of Parliament since 2011 and was on a two-day personal trip to India, she said in a statement.
"I tried to establish why the visa had been revoked and if I could get a 'visa on arrival' but no one seemed to know," she said in the statement. "Even the person who seemed to be in charge said he didn't know and was really sorry about what had happened. So now I am just waiting to be deported ... unless the Indian Government has a change of heart. I'm prepared to let the fact that I've been treated like a criminal go, and I hope they will let me visit my family and friends."
Abrahams has been an outspoken critic of the Indian government's move last August to scrap Article 370 in Kashmir.
Shortly after the changes to Kashmir's status were passed by Parliament, Abrahams wrote a letter to India's High Commissioner to the UK, saying the action "betrays the trust of the people" of Kashmir.
India took more than 20 foreign diplomats on a visit to Kashmir last week, the second such trip organized by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government in six months.
Access to the region remains tight, with no foreign journalists allowed.

kit wrote:

Ashokk wrote:British MP Debbie Abrahams who leads Kashmir group denied entry into India

where ? in kashmir ?

@Debbie_abrahams is Labour MP for Oldham East & Saddleworth, which has a #Muslim population of 17.7% & only 0.5% #Hindus !!

@ShashiTharoor
we know what gallery & vote bank she is playing to & what is her agenda in wrongly condemning #Article370 abrogation in #Kashmir !!

Shashi Tharoor @ShashiTharoor · 3h

British MP Who Criticised Govt on J&K Stopped At Airport: conduct really unworthy of a democracy &guaranteed to give us a far worse press than if she had been admitted. Govt claims situation is normal in Kashmir. Why is the govt then so scared of critics?

chetak wrote:and here is exactly why she did what she did

@Debbie_abrahams is Labour MP for Oldham East & Saddleworth, which has a #Muslim population of 17.7% & only 0.5% #Hindus !!

@ShashiTharoor
we know what gallery & vote bank she is playing to & what is her agenda in wrongly condemning #Article370 abrogation in #Kashmir !!

its high time that this shampoo boy, orgasmic MP and congi poodle finds his rightful home in tihar for the grave charges filed against him.

he has taken to lying openly and misrepresenting facts like white waisty

Why did she come to #India in the first place when her visa was rejected? What was her biased/sponsored agenda to try & show #India in the wrong light? Why must such anti-India people be accepted in India?? Better that she was kept out !!


The colonial days are long over. You have to follow the procedure if you want to visit the country. Can you enter Britain without a valid Visa? This coming from a person who is supposed to be in the know.

Shashi Tharoor @ShashiTharoor · 3h

British MP Who Criticised Govt on J&K Stopped At Airport: conduct really unworthy of a democracy &guaranteed to give us a far worse press than if she had been admitted. Govt claims situation is normal in Kashmir. Why is the govt then so scared of critics?

kit wrote:

chetak wrote:and here is exactly why she did what she did





its high time that this shampoo boy, orgasmic MP and congi poodle finds his rightful home in tihar for the grave charges filed against him.

he has taken to lying openly and misrepresenting facts like white waisty

Why did she come to #India in the first place when her visa was rejected? What was her biased/sponsored agenda to try & show #India in the wrong light? Why must such anti-India people be accepted in India?? Better that she was kept out !!


The colonial days are long over. You have to follow the procedure if you want to visit the country. Can you enter Britain without a valid Visa? This coming from a person who is supposed to be in the know.

more akin to an "unwelcome guest" , the time where all sundry could come and go as they pleased is over Mr shampoo tharoor

chetak wrote:
very arrogantly, she arrived at dilli with an expired visa.

white skinned colonial era entitlement still going strong I see

she fully expected the SDREs to kow tow and let her in

chetak wrote:

kit wrote:

where ? in kashmir ?

very arrogantly, she arrived at dilli with an expired visa.

white skinned colonial era entitlement still going strong I see

she fully expected the SDREs to kow tow and let her in

KJo wrote:

chetak wrote:
very arrogantly, she arrived at dilli with an expired visa.

white skinned colonial era entitlement still going strong I see

she fully expected the SDREs to kow tow and let her in

How does this work? When I fly from US to India (I am a mere SDRE ), they check my visa/OCI right at the US city of departure. If it is expired, they won't let me board.

It seems like she claimed some e-visa and boarded but the e-visa was declined when she got to Dilli. If this is so the procedure must be fixed.

@Debbie_abrahams is Labour MP for Oldham East & Saddleworth, which has a #Muslim population of 17.7% & only 0.5% #Hindus !!