As the ‘farmer’ protests intensify in Delhi with vested interests hijacking Khalistanis have threatened to shut down Indian consulates in London, Birmingham, Frankfurt, Vancouver, Toronto, Washington, New York and San Francesco in solidarity with the ‘protesting farmers’ against Centre’s recent farm laws.
There was supposed to be a ‘referendum 2020’ for Khalistan which totally fizzled, but Khalistani sympathisers in Punjab see the farmer protests as an opportunity to kick start the moment with the support of Pakistans intelligence agency ISI.
The announcement of December 10th protest came after senior Sikhs for Justice leader Paramjit Singh Pamma along with his supporters was seen waving Khalistani flag at Sunday’s London “Kisan Rally” organised by the pro-Khalistani diaspora.
SFJ general counsel Gurpatwant Singh Pannun has openly said that the only solution to help farmers in Punjab is by creating the separate country of Khalistan. Pannun said, “We have given the call for shutting down of Indian consulates on UN Human Rights Day”.
He further went on to add that they have been emboldened by the stances of Canadian PM (Justin) UK MPs and representative of the UN secretary-general on supporting the farmers’ protest.
Vishwesh Negi, minister for political, press and information at the Indian High Commission said “the protestors gathered in large numbers- 3,500 to 4,000 of them- in front of the high commission, flouting social distancing norms during a pandemic. As expected, it soon became clear that the gathering was led by anti-India separatists, who took the opportunity of pursuing their agenda in the name of backing the farmer protests back in India.”
It soon became clear that gathering was led by anti-India separatists who had taken opportunity of the farm protests in India to ostensibly back farmers in India but use the opportunity to pursue their own anti-India agenda:Vishwesh Negi, Minister, Indian High Commission, London https://t.co/YeOWlFwokj
— ANI (@ANI) December 6, 2020
Kuldip Singh Chaheru, one of the three co-ordinators of the London protest, said, “The static protest outside the Indian high commission on Sunday in support of farmers protesting in Delhi was officially organised by the FSO, which has over 30 years of experience in organising peaceful protests in London. Thousands took part and came mainly from the Sikh community, but included non-Sikhs. One or two people came with Khalistan banners and there were 15-20 from Sikhs for Justice with their 2020 Referendum flags”.