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December 2, 2025

News Desk

Indian diplomat in Ottawa offered hitman $50,000 to kill Khalistan referendum organizer: SFJ

Khalistan pro-independence flags are seen at the Guru Nanak Sikh Gurdwara in Surrey, British Columbia, Canada, September 20, 2023. — Reuters OTTAWA/WASHINGTON: Sikhs for Justice (SFJ), a US-based pro-Khalistan advocacy group, has alleged that a serving Indian diplomat in Ottawa tried to arrange the killing of Interjet Singh Ghosal, describing it as a “contract to kill” scheme involving a $50,000 kill. SFJ said Canadian security and intelligence agencies were aware of the alleged plot and that the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) had recently offered protective measures to Gosal because of what the group described as an imminent threat. Ghosal

December 5, 2024

News Desk

Indian diplomats, Hindu temples in UK to face protests in Khalistan

Members of Canada’s Sikh community participate in an ‘Azad Khalistan’ rally near the Guru Nanak Sikh Gurdwara in British Columbia ahead of the Khalistan referendum on October 28, 2023. — Geo News LONDON: After organizing Khalistan rallies in Hindu temples in Canada against life certificate camps organized by Indian diplomats, the separatist group Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) has now launched its ‘Kill Modi Politics’ campaign in the UK. “Kill Modi Politics” and “Wanted” banners of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and External Affairs Minister (EAM) Subrahmanyam Jaishankar have been prominently displayed at Guru Nanak Gurdwara, West Bromwich. “The presence of

November 17, 2024

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Over 37,000 Sikhs Vote in New Zealand’s Khalistan Referendum

Sikhs to vote in Khalistan referendum held in Auckland, New Zealand on November 17, 2024. — Radio Pakistan AUCKLAND: Over 37,000 Sikhs exercised their right to vote in the Khalistan Referendum held here for the creation of an independent Sikh state of Khalistan within India. The independent Punjab Poll Commission (PPC) announced to thousands of Sikhs who had gathered to hear the final count that the total votes were over 37,000. The referendum was held in Auckland’s Aotea Square on Sunday, where thousands of Sikhs flocked to the venue to vote, prompting organizers to extend voting time by an hour.

October 10, 2024

News Desk

‘India still wants me dead,’ says Khalistan separatist Gurpatwad Singh Panun

Pro-Khalistan Sikh leader and general counsel of Sikh Justice (SFJ) Gurpatwad Singh Pannoon (centre), India’s most wanted man speaks during a protest rally. — Author The American Khalistani separatist leader who was targeted in a failed assassination plot orchestrated by India said intelligence agents in New Delhi still want him dead and said the Biden administration’s “quiet diplomacy” had failed to prevent Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s administration from to engage in transnational repression of the Sikhs. . “The risk has increased,” Gurpatwant Singh Pannun told Bloomberg in an interview from his office in New York, adding: “The Modi regime has

September 18, 2024

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Modi govt sued for attempted assassination of Khalistan lawyer in ‘kill-for-hire’ plot in New York

Sikhs for Justice leader Gurpatwand Singh Panun. — Photo via reporter LONDON/NEW YORK Officials of the Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) for their “unprecedented attempt to assassinate an American citizen on American soil.” The announcement of the legal action was made at a global press conference addressed by Khalistani leader Gurpatwant Singh Pannun and his lawyers Matthew Borden, Partner and co-founder of BraunHagey and Borden LLP and Richard Rogers, Partner at Global Diligence LLP. The lawsuit in United States District Court in New York by Pannun and his lawyers against the Indian government and senior Indian intelligence officials — namely,

September 15, 2024

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Rahul Gandhi’s confirmation of Sikh ‘existential threat’ boosts Khalistan referendum: Pannun

Sikhs for Justice General Counsel Gurpatwan Singh Pannoon in this undated photo. — Reporter LONDON: Indian opposition leader Rahul Gandhi’s stark statement in Washington acknowledging that Sikhs face an existential threat in India will serve as a catalyst for the Sikh Referendum for Justice (SFJ) campaign in Khalistan and strengthen and will strengthen support for Punjab independence, said the group’s General Counsel Gurpatwad Singh Panun. Pannun said Hindutva extremist groups like BJP, RSS and Jana Sangh members, who condemn Gandhi for acknowledging the facts, are enemies of Sikhs, Punjab and Khalistan. Gandhi also informed the Congress members about the persecution

Over 55,000 Sikh Canadians Take Part in Calgary Khalistan Referendum

Sikhs For Justice founder Gurpatwant Singh Pannun addresses a crowd of Sikh voters during a rally at the Municipal Plaza polling station in Calgary, Canada, on July 28, 2024. — Photo by author Nijjar’s family supports the referendum in Calgary. The next phase of the Khalistan referendum will be held in New Zealand. Thousands of Sikhs participate in Khalistan referendum. CALGARY, CANADA: More than 55,000 Sikh Canadians voted in the Calgary Khalistan Referendum at the Municipal Plaza polling center — dedicated to nine pro-Khalistan Sikh Canadians killed by the Indian military in armed conflict. The first vote was cast by

Thousands gather in Calgary to vote on Khalistan referendum

Image shows Canadian Sikhs gathering for the Khalistan Referendum in Calgary. — Reporter CALGARY, CANADA: Thousands of Sikhs lined up at Calgary’s iconic Municipal Plaza – across from the local United States diplomatic mission – to participate in the Khalistan Referendum on the creation of an independent state of Khalistan for the Sikh nation. Organized by the pro-Khalistan group Sikhs for Justice (SFJ), the vote is being held in Calgary to consult the Sikhs of the Canadian province of Alberta on the creation of an independent state for Sikhs. An estimated one million Sikhs now live in Canada and nearly

Canadian Sikhs oppose India’s transnational crackdown on Khalistan referendum

CALGARY: Thousands of Sikhs lined up Sunday at Calgary’s iconic Municipal Plaza – across from the local United States diplomatic mission – and participated in the Khalistan referendum on the creation of an independent state of Khalistan for the Sikh nation. Organized by the pro-Khalistan group Sikhs for Justice (SFJ), the poll was held in Calgary to consult the Sikhs of the Canadian province of Alberta on the creation of an independent state for the Sikhs. An estimated one million Sikhs reside in Canada and nearly 100,000 live in Calgary. Hardeep Singh Nijjar’s family was the first to vote, surrounded

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