“No celebration gains depth and width if it's not supported by wisdom, and that wisdom is within us within all of us. Wisdom is to recognise we are all unique and we are all one," said S Jaishankar.
The statement comes after a planned interaction of Indian High Commissioner to Britain, Vikram Doraiswami at the Glasgow Gurudwara was disrupted by some “extremist elements”.
Speaker Kevin McCarthy presented the stopgap proposal just hours before the midnight deadline, which, if not met, would have resulted in millions of federal employees and military personnel either being sent home or required to work without pay.
There were more than 282,000 eligible voters and turnout was 78 per cent an hour before the polling stations closed, local media reported.
As Doraiswami was prevented from entering the gurdwara premises, one of the Sikh men in the video said that this is how any Indian government official who visits the Gurdwara will be treated. India has raised the matter with UK authorities.
The development comes after a joint committee in Pakistan found Imran Khan responsible in orchestrating the May 9 violent riots. The former PM's custody has been extended till October 10 in the cipher case.
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