Return Kohinoor trends as Queen Elizabeth dies. But will UK give it back to India?

On the day Queen Elizabeth II passed away, the most trending hashtags in India included “Elizabeth”, “King Charles”, and of course, “Kohinoor”. The famed diamond has always been the subject of controversy with India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Iran laying claim on it while Britain (and even the Indian Supreme Court) claims that the Koh-i-Noor was not stolen but procured by a legal treaty.

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Indians Demand UK Return Kohinoor Diamond Following Queen's Death - NowThis

Indians Demand UK Return Kohinoor Diamond Following Queen's Death - NowThis

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