EU MPs Modi Sarkar has invited to visit Kashmir are all from far right- See the list

No MP from the British Labour Party or a Tory for that matter. No MP from the Greens either. But four MPs from Brexit Party are among the MPs from the EU who will be visiting Srinagar on Tuesday

PM Modi with the delegation of EU parliamentarians whom the government has invited to visit Kashmir. 
PM Modi with the delegation of EU parliamentarians whom the government has invited to visit Kashmir.
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As protests build up over the visit of the delegation of EU MPs , a list widely being circulated of the visiting MPs indicate that almost all of them belong to extreme right wing parties in Europe.

There is outrage that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has rolled out the red carpet to them while ignoring mainstream Indian politicians, who have been prevented from visiting Jammu and Kashmir.

While the list of the EU MPs are appended at the bottom, there was outrage on Twitter as it became clear that the delegation was not an ‘official’ EU delegation but had been in all probability invited by the Government of India.

Some of the reactions trending on Twitter on Monday evening:


UK

Nathan Gill (Brexit Party, right wing)

David Richard Bull (Brexit Party, right wing)

Bill Newton Dunn (Liberal democrats)

Alexandra Philips (Brexit Party, right wing)

James Wells (Brexit Party, right wing)

Belgium

Tom Vandendriessche (Identity and Democracy Group, far-right group in the European Parliament)

Germany

Bernhard Zimniok (Alternative für Deutschland, RW)

Lars Partick Berg (Alternative für Deutschland, RW)

Slovakia Peter Pollak (Christian Democrats, conservative)

Italy

Gianna Gancia (League, right-wing, anti-immigration)

Silvia Sardone (right-wing, anti-immigration)

Guiseppe Ferrandino (Democratic Party)

Fulvio Martusciello (Forza Italia, centre-right)

Czech Republic

Tomas Zdechobsky (Christian Democrats, conservat

France

Thierry Mariani (Rebulicans, centre right)

Julie Lechanteux (Rassemblement National, right wing)

Maxette Pirbakas (National Rally, RW)

Virginie Joron (Rassemblement National, RW)

France Jamet (Rassemblement National, RW)

Nicholas Bay (Rassemblement National, right wing)

Spain

Hermann Tertsch (Communist Party)

Poland

Kosma Zlotowski (Prawo i Sprawiedliwość, justice n law, centre right)

Bogdan Rzonca (justice n law, centre right)

Elzbieta Rafalska (justice n law, centre right)

Joana Kopcinska (justice n law, centre right)

Grzegorz Tobiszowski (justice n law centre right)

Ryszard Czarnecki ( justice n law centre right)

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