LONDON: Sikh associations in the Unified Realm (UK) have emphasized their well established preclusion on Indian representatives entering G...
LONDON: Sikh associations in the Unified Realm (UK) have emphasized their well established preclusion on Indian representatives entering Gurdwaras, a limitation started following the 1984 assault on Sri Darbar Sahib.
This choice comes because of the new refusal of section to the Indian High Chief to the UK, Vikram Doraiswami, at Gurdwara Albert in Glasgow by Sikh activists fighting the death of favorable to Khalistan pioneer Hardeep Singh Nijjar by Indian state specialists. The Sikh gatherings in the UK have unequivocally protected their position, stressing their commitment to the Khalistan cause.
In an aggregate explanation from different Panthic Jathebandia associations in the UK, they answered allegations made against them in the Indian media in regards to the occurrence. While the Indian government sentenced the disavowal of passage to the Indian negotiator, the Sikh gatherings and Gurdwaras have countered by charging India's contribution in the mistreatment of Sikhs and the new killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar as proof of their cases.
Hardeep Singh Nijjar, who filled in as the Facilitator of Sikhs For Equity (SFJ) in Canada, was killed by Indian specialists in July, purportedly for his authority in the Khalistan Mandate crusade in Canada. He was additionally the Leader of Canada's biggest Gurdwara, where he was killed.
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