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Sikhs announce another pro-Khalistan referendum on March 19

February 25, 2023 2 Min Read
Updated 25/02/23 at 6:01 AM
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The pro-Kalistan separatist group Sikhs For Justice (SFJ) held a ceremony at Melbourne’s Federation Square two weeks ago on the 19th, as Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi prepared to welcome Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. Announced meeting with over 55,000 Australian Sikhs. Attorney General Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, a Sikh, said the voting center for the March 19 Haristan referendum ‘Battlefield – Brisbane’ was dedicated to Shaheed Bhai Harmeet Singh Bhaowal and his Shaheed Bibi Baljinder Kaur. I explained that there is Pavittar Singh was killed in a bombing by the Indian Police in Haryana on December 5, 1992.

“While the Modi government seeks violence to quell the Kharistan referendum, the SFJ is using the vote to settle a decades-old conflict between Sikhs and the Indian Commonwealth,” said SFJ. Legal Counsel Gurpatwant Singh Pannun said in a video message.
“We urge the Albanian Prime Minister to educate PM Modi that seeking secession and independence through voting in a democracy cannot be called terrorism,” said the New York-based lawyer, Panan, who is leading a global campaign to create a leader for Haristan, added.

SFJ said that many families who were victims of the November 1984 Sikh massacre would move from his Tilokupuri to Brisbane 32 blocks in Delhi to campaign for the Haristan referendum elections on March 19. announced that it will move to

Trilok Puri is a district of Delhi, in November 1984, when Hindu death squads attacked parliamentary leader Bhagat and his BJP leader Ram Jain (a close aide to Prime Minister Vajpayee and then head of the BJP). was headed by An assassination squad, in broad daylight in front of police, he murdered over 450 Sikh men and raped over 100 Sikh women.

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