<p>New Delhi: India on Friday expressed concern over certain pro-Khalistani elements disrupting the screening of the movie "Emergency" in the UK.</p><p>External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said India hoped that those involved in disrupting the screening will be held accountable.</p> .UK MP condemns 'Emergency' film screening disruption by 'Khalistani terrorists'.<p>"We consistently raise concerns with the UK government regarding incidents of violent protest and intimidation by anti-India elements," he said.</p><p>Freedom of speech and expression cannot be applied selectively and those obstructing it must be held accountable, Jaiswal said.</p><p>We hope that the UK side will take appropriate action against those responsible, he said.</p>
<p>New Delhi: India on Friday expressed concern over certain pro-Khalistani elements disrupting the screening of the movie "Emergency" in the UK.</p><p>External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said India hoped that those involved in disrupting the screening will be held accountable.</p> .UK MP condemns 'Emergency' film screening disruption by 'Khalistani terrorists'.<p>"We consistently raise concerns with the UK government regarding incidents of violent protest and intimidation by anti-India elements," he said.</p><p>Freedom of speech and expression cannot be applied selectively and those obstructing it must be held accountable, Jaiswal said.</p><p>We hope that the UK side will take appropriate action against those responsible, he said.</p>