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//Concerned by the European Parliament’s decision to discuss six resolutions on the Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA), 2019, and the situation in Jammu and Kashmir, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla has written to its President David Sassoli, “urging” him to reconsider the resolutions critical of India.//
//“As members of the Inter Parliamentary Union, we should respect the sovereign processes of fellow legislatures, especially in democracies,” Mr. Birla wrote in the letter, adding that it was “inappropriate for one legislature to pass judgment on another”.//
//The MEA has made no official comment on the draft resolutions, which are backed by six political groups, representing 626 MEPs of the total Parliament strength of 751. While the harshest resolution, invoking the UN Security Council on Kashmir, indeed comes from the “Left-leaning” European United Left/Nordic Green Left group (GUE/NGL); the largest number of MPs belong to the centre-right European People's Party, (EPP) and the centrist Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats in the European Parliament, S&D.//
//However, Ms. Henriksson declined to respond to a question about the government’s call for the EU Parliament to rethink its decision to discuss the CAA.//
