After the announcement that his wife Queen Kamila will not wear the crown encrusted with the controversial Koh Noor diamond at the coronation of Britain’s King Charles III, the debate has once again started on whether the Koh Noor should be returned to India.
According to foreign media, there was a heated discussion on this issue between a British female journalist and an Indian journalist on a famous British TV show.
According to foreign media, the female journalist Emma Webb said in the TV show that the ownership of the diamond can be disputed, while the Indian-origin journalist Narendra Kaur, who was there, replied that he does not know the history.
British female journalist Emma Webb said about the diamond that it is a controversial thing.
Narendra Kaur then said that it should be returned to India, I don’t understand why a child from India has to go to UK to see it.
Later, Narendra Kaur wrote on his social media account that the Koh Noor diamond was found on Indian soil.
It should be noted that India has claimed many times to be the original owner of Koh Noor, and there has been a dispute between India and Britain over this diamond for a long time.
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