Meanwhile, the deferment of the debate is seen as an attempt to not jeopardise Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Brussels in March for a bilateral summit with the 28-member bloc.
The resolutions, set to be debated in the European Parliament next Wednesday and voted the day after, come less than two months before PM Modi is likely to travel to Brussels for the India-EU summit on March 13.
The opposition has questioned how foreign MPs were allowed to visit the restive region when the politicians of the country have been denied the opportunity.
The opposition has questioned how foreign MPs were allowed to visit the restive region when the politicians of the country have been denied the opportunity.
The members of the EU added that they were not in Kashmir to interfere in India's politics.
Meanwhile, a united opposition of the Congress, PDP, and NC have slammed the Centre for rolling out red carpet to the EU MPs.
Earlier, a joint delegation of opposition MPs led by Rahul Gandhi was not allowed to go beyond Srinagar airport and was sent back to Delhi.
The attack comes on a day when over 25 members of the European Parliament are in Jammu and Kashmir to assess the ground situation in the state.
The delegation, which the European Union branch in New Delhi said is 'not an official delegation', had on Monday met PM Modi and National Security Advisor Ajit Doval.
The members of the European Parliament (MEPs), who met PM Modi in Delhi, discussed the Kashmir issue and the situation prevailing in the Valley after the abrogation of Article 370.
