After Bihar loss, Narendra Modi gets 'not welcome' message from UK

November 09, 2015 17:29

A day after the NDA was defeated in the Bihar elections, Prime Minister Narendra Modi found himself unwelcome in the UK where he is scheduled to land on November 12.

On Sunday evening, Indians in Britain projected the words

"Modi not welcome" on the Houses of Parliament building to lodge their protest against Modi's upcoming visit. The protest against Modi's UK visit is being led by the Awaaz Network which has been mobilising people to join them in a protest planned for the day Modi will speak at the British Parliament. Read more

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