A group of Indian students at Oxford University staged a demonstration outside the Oxford Union, voicing their discontent with a recent debate on Kashmir. According to a report by Deccan Chronicle, the students alleged that the discussion skewed heavily towards international criticism of India’s policies while disregarding the historical

Indian students argues that speakers invited for the Oxford Kashmir debate had ties to terrorism and extremist groups.

A group of Indian students staged a protest outside the Oxford Union in the United Kingdom on Thursday. The protest was against a debate organized by the union on the topic, "This House Believes in the Independent State of Kashmir.

Indian students at Oxford University organised a protest outside the Oxford Union to express their disapproval of a recent debate on Kashmir. They claimed the event presented a

They stated that Muzzammil Ayyub Thakur had been accused of incitement and hate speech, with links to organisations under investigation for connections to terrorism

Oxford University in London has found itself at the center of a controversy over a debate scheduled for Thursday, which will focus on the topic of "Kashmir's Independence." The debate, which is set to discuss the separatist and independence movements in Kashmir,

INSIGHT UK shared the post of the protest and wrote, “Jammu Kashmir was India, Jammu Kashmir is India, Jammu Kashmir will be India.”

On Thursday, INSIGHT UK issued a formal letter to the Oxford Union Society, questioning its decision to host the debate titled "This House Believes in the Independent State of Kashmir".