Economic Interests and Human Rights in Indo-British Relations-House of Commons Debate on Punjab

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Commentary

Pritam Singh

Vol. 27, Issue No. 13, 28 Mar, 1992

Economic Interests and Human Rights in Indo-British Relations-House of Commons Debate on Punjab

Vol. 27, Issue No. 13, 28 Mar, 1992

Commentary

Pritam Singh

The discussion on the Punjab problem in the British House of Commons on November last brought to light some facts relating to the Punjab situation not known previously in public and highlighted several aspects of the political economy of Indo- British relations, the economic and political weight of the Indian immigrant community in Britain and the political economy of human rights.

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