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Big diplomatic win for India in EU parliament Last Updated : 30 Jan 2020 12:31:24 PM IST European Parliament In what may be considered as major diplomatic victory for India, there will be no voting on the resolution on CAA in the European Parliament on Thursday. The resolution was set in motion jointly by five major groups across political leanings.
Official sources said Indian lobbyists prevailed over Pakistani lobbyists in the European Parliament on Wednesday, turning around the situation in favour of India. The resolutions against India were pushed by Pakistan-origin British member of European Parliament Shaffaq Mohammad, close to the Imran Khan establishment in Islamabad."Strenuous efforts of outgoing British MEP, Shaffaq Mohammad to have a Resolution passed by the European Parliament against India on the penultimate day before Brexit were defeated," a source said.The Narendra Modi government has maintained that the CAA is an internal matter to India and has been adopted through a due process and democratic means. "We expect that our perspectives in this matter will be understood by all objective and fair-minded MEPs," a source said.IANS New Delhi For Latest Updates Please-
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