Khalistanis who are sheltered by Canada, Britain gave them severe punishment for anti-India activities

A 26-year-old pro-Khalistan Sikh activist who pleaded guilty to assaulting two Indian-origin men and a female police officer at a community event marking Indian Independence Day in west London last year has been sentenced to 28 months in prison. Gurpreet Singh appeared at Isleworth Crown Court on Wednesday after pleading guilty to a fourth count of unlawfully wounding victims Ashish Sharma and Nanak Singh and causing actual bodily harm (ABH) to Police Constable (PC) Justine Nicole Farrell in January. Appeared in.

The incident took place on the night of August 15 last year during a community event related to Indian Independence Day in Southall, videos of which were circulating on social media, showing a clash between some pro-Khalistan extremists and police officers chasing the suspects. Was visible. Gurpreet Singh was sentenced to 28 months’ imprisonment after pleading guilty on four counts on indictment on January 12, a court official said. The court heard that the Indian national was carrying his religious saber, which was used Singh may face deportation to India at the end of his sentence.

He said we are aware of the footage circulating on social media, with people also commenting on what they think. We would urge people to avoid repeating things or adding to speculations. Fortunately none of the injured suffered serious injuries and there were no deaths.