Radical group SFJ again spews venom: Reward of one lakh dollars placed on the arrest of Indian Ambassador

New Delhi (Uttam Hindu News): On October 29, at the conclusion of the second phase of the Khalistan referendum, the radical Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) group announced a $100,000 reward for the arrest of High Commissioner to Canada Sanjay Kumar Verma and released a new map showing Delhi as Khalistan. Part of is shown. The outlawed extremist group holds Verma responsible for the “killing” of Sikh separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, who was shot dead outside the Guru Nanak Sikh Gurdwara in the British Columbia province on June 18 this year.

SFJ legal advisor Gurpatwant Singh Pannu said more than 60,000 people came to the Gurdwara in Surrey, headed by Nijjar, on Sunday to show support for a separate homeland for Sikhs in India. At the conclusion of voting, two resolutions were passed by the House, demanding the arrest and trial of Verma for “conspiring and directing the murder of Nijjar”.

SFJ, a banned terrorist organization in India that organized the referendum, also released a new map including the Indian capital Delhi as part of Khalistan. Pannun visited Washington D.C. Addressing voters from Punjab, he said, “This is a war between Punjab and India in which the occupying forces are using violence, while the Sikhs are using votes.”

Declared terrorist Pannun said, “SFJ is not bringing down India with “bullets” at this time, rather we are using the most powerful weapon of this century “Ballot”. He also criticized India’s recent steps of stopping visas and canceling OCI cards and termed it as a “terrorist strategy” adopted by the Narendra Modi government to “stop the Khalistan referendum”.

The first phase of the referendum was held last month, after Prime Minister Modi conveyed New Delhi’s concerns about continuing anti-India activities in Canada to his counterpart Justin Trudeau at the G20 leaders’ summit. An SFJ spokesperson said more than two lakh people had voted in the combined first and second phase of voting.

The group said it would organize referendums in the Canadian cities of Abbotsford, Edmonton, Calgary, Montreal in 2024. The statement said that while the polling booth in Surrey was dedicated to Nijjar on October 29, the upcoming polling booth will be dedicated to Khalistani leaders Ravinder Singh Pannu, Bhupinder Singh Kooner and Balbir Singh Khaira.

Nijjar’s death sparked a poster war in Canada, in which Indian diplomats and establishments were threatened and High Commissioner Sanjay Verma and the Consuls General in Vancouver and Toronto were held responsible for his death. Prompted by Trudeau’s September 18 comments implicating Indian agents in Nijjar’s murder, Pannun earlier this month organized rallies in front of Indian embassies in G7 countries and called on host governments to close Indian diplomatic missions. Said.

Several Khalistan supporters rallied outside Indian diplomatic missions in the Canadian cities of Vancouver, Ottawa and Toronto in late September, insulting the Indian tricolor and garlanding posters of PM Modi with slippers. In a series of videos that surfaced online, he threatened Hindus in Canada, asking them to go back to India and asked PM Modi to learn from the Israel-Palestine war so that a similar “reaction” does not happen in India.

Tensions rose between India and Canada following Trudeau’s allegations, which India rejected as “absurd and motivated”. Since the beginning of this year, Khalistanis in the US, UK, Australia and Canada have been calling for a referendum, vandalizing Hindu temples and Indian missions and establishments with anti-India graffiti.