SCOTLAND POLICE PROBING ILL TREATMENT OF INDIAN ENVOY AT GLASGOW GURUDWARA

Scotland Police said it responded to a report of disturbance in the Albert Drive area of Glasgow around 1:05 pm (local time) on Friday, adding that an inquiry is ongoing to establish the full circumstances around the incident.

- 

The statement by the Scotland Police comes after India's High Commission in London on Saturday said it reported to authorities in the UK the "disgraceful incident" at the Glasgow Gurudwara where elements from outside Scotland "deliberately disrupted" a planned interaction organised for the Indian High Commissioner to Britain, Vikram Doraiswami.

In an email statement to ANI, Scotland police spokesperson said, "We were called around 1.05pm on Friday, 29 September, to a report of a disturbance that happened in the Albert Drive area of Glasgow."

The spokesperson added, "There were no reports of any injuries and enquiries are ongoing to establish the full circumstances."

India's High Commission in London on Saturday said elements from outside Scotland "deliberately disrupted" a planned interaction organised for the Indian High Commissioner to the UK.