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Understanding Khalistani Influence Over Uniparty in Canada: Harjit Sajjan's Role How did Harjit Sajjan become a minister overseeing law enforcement while a 39-year-old RCMP investigation is still ongoing regarding the deadliest terror attack in Canadian history, which involved Sajjan's sister's father-in-law, World Sikh Organization founding president Gian Singh Sandhu,...

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@HarjitSajjan India is a terror state that uses Isis &Islamic state to target and kill Sikhs Relations with India must halt @FBI India is targeting critics in 🇨🇦 & has killed a Canadian on Canadian soil - this is a gross violation of international law & Canadian sovereignty

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@HarjitSajjan A good info and to watch on

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@HarjitSajjan Why have our traitor politicians been pandering to this crowd all these years. This is Canada. Fuck Khalistan and any Indian politics in Canada. Go to India and fight.

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@HarjitSajjan Gurpatwant Pannun Instigates And Offers Arms To Protesting Farmers..

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@HarjitSajjan Khalistanis has penetrated deep in to Canadian government even opposition leaders take a knee. I will not be surprised if they have a heavy influence on law and order. Canada immigration system is already influenced by them .

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@HarjitSajjan @sammy_canada follow this page to learn more about the WSO's infiltration into Canadian politics.

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@HarjitSajjan They have taken over the politics of Canada. These Khalisani are on every positiion. Now Canada no longer belongs to Canadians but to Khalistanis.

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@HarjitSajjan You are an Islamic terrroist. He is fooling everyone.

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U.S. Cracks Down on “Singh Organization.” Why Is Canada Still Looking Away? 11 Singhs were arrested in San Bernardino County, California, accused of operating a sophisticated freight theft and trucking fraud ring that diverted high-value shipments across state lines, costing companies millions. The police branded the criminal ring as the “Singh Organization,” raising questions about whether the repeated appearance of the surname in media reports involving massive narcotics busts, immigration violations, and fatal trucking accidents points to a broader pattern. Could U.S. efforts to combat ethnic-religious gangs like the “Singh Organization” be undermined by Canada? While the U.S. secures prosecutions, deports illegal drivers, and imprisons narcotics traffickers, Canada routinely grants bail to truck drivers charged in fatal crashes and to Singhs caught trafficking massive quantities of narcotics. Could the difference in enforcement between the U.S. and Canada stem from the Khalistani World Sikh Organization’s political and institutional influence over the Canadian government—an influence it does not possess in the United States? After all, the WSO has maintained deep connections within Canada’s political establishment for decades. Many of its past and present affiliates have occupied positions in federal and provincial politics, public service, and even the justice system. Bob Rai, a researcher and former Sikh himself, believes that unless the United States takes over Canada, the “Singh Organization” will continue to flourish and undermine U.S. efforts. He arrived at this conclusion due to his lack of faith in both the Liberal Party and the Conservative Party, as he points out both have WSO affiliates within their ranks. The Conservative Party of Canada, for instance, has Tim Uppal as deputy leader, whose brother was charged twice in drug and firearms busts yet somehow avoided prosecution. Meanwhile, Jasraj Singh Hallan, the party’s finance critic, is a self-admitted former gangster. With the apparent lack of law and order in Canada compared to the U.S., how much narcotics and fentanyl is flowing into the U.S. from Canada through its ethno-religious gangs and political–criminal nexus?
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U.S. Cracks Down on “Singh Organization.” Why Is Canada Still Looking Away? 11 Singhs were arrested in San Bernardino County, California, accused of operating a sophisticated freight theft and trucking fraud ring that diverted high-value shipments across state lines, costing companies millions. The police branded the criminal ring as the “Singh Organization,” raising questions about whether the repeated appearance of the surname in media reports involving massive narcotics busts, immigration violations, and fatal trucking accidents points to a broader pattern. Could U.S. efforts to combat ethnic-religious gangs like the “Singh Organization” be undermined by Canada? While the U.S. secures prosecutions, deports illegal drivers, and imprisons narcotics traffickers, Canada routinely grants bail to truck drivers charged in fatal crashes and to Singhs caught trafficking massive quantities of narcotics. Could the difference in enforcement between the U.S. and Canada stem from the Khalistani World Sikh Organization’s political and institutional influence over the Canadian government—an influence it does not possess in the United States? After all, the WSO has maintained deep connections within Canada’s political establishment for decades. Many of its past and present affiliates have occupied positions in federal and provincial politics, public service, and even the justice system. Bob Rai, a researcher and former Sikh himself, believes that unless the United States takes over Canada, the “Singh Organization” will continue to flourish and undermine U.S. efforts. He arrived at this conclusion due to his lack of faith in both the Liberal Party and the Conservative Party, as he points out both have WSO affiliates within their ranks. The Conservative Party of Canada, for instance, has Tim Uppal as deputy leader, whose brother was charged twice in drug and firearms busts yet somehow avoided prosecution. Meanwhile, Jasraj Singh Hallan, the party’s finance critic, is a self-admitted former gangster. With the apparent lack of law and order in Canada compared to the U.S., how much narcotics and fentanyl is flowing into the U.S. from Canada through its ethno-religious gangs and political–criminal nexus?

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1984 Sikh Genocide? Critics Warn the Term Undermines “Real Genocides” Are the extremists who hijacked the Sikh diaspora trying to cover up their terrorism by presenting themselves as victims of a genocide and to facilitate more immigration from Punjab, India, in order to grow their numbers as a voting bloc in North America? "The word genocide has come to have this significance where you want to connect your group to that because it gives you a certain status," explained American academic Dr. Paul Bullen, who has a Ph.D. in political science from the University of Chicago. Following the assassination of Indira Gandhi by her own Sikh bodyguards on October 31st, 1984, Dr. Bullen explains that a lot of Sikhs were killed by Hindus, but "it's not clear that the Hindus were trying to wipe out all the Sikhs." The Prime Minister of India was assassinated after launching a military operation against the Golden Temple, the holiest site for Sikhs, which radical extremists had taken control of—turning it into a sanctuary for criminals and murderers as they stockpiled weapons. "THIS IS A GENOCIDE!" According to self-admitted Babbar Khalsa (terrorist entity) member Santokh Singh Khela's version of events, the "genocide" began with the military operation at the Golden Temple in June of 1984, not on the night after the prime minister was assassinated, when official reports say about 3,000 Sikhs were killed—though that number becomes tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands depending on which Khalistani activist you ask. "You think this is not a genocide? This is a genocide!" loudly proclaimed Mr. Khela, as he held his iconic metal axe in his hand. "30,000 people got killed by the government is not a genocide? What kind of human being you are?" he asked me. Mr. Khela was convicted in 1986 and sentenced to life imprisonment after he and his co-conspirator offered cash and heroin to an undercover FBI agent posing as an “explosives expert” in a bugged Montreal hotel room, as part of a plot to bomb an Air India flight departing JFK Airport in New York. His conviction was quietly stayed about seven years later due to a procedural technicality. "Babbar [Khalsa] killed nobody -- each Sikh will revenge who try to kill innocent Sikh, who try to destroy our temple, Gurdwaras, Guru Grant Sahib, our sisters, our kids, whoever put a finger on them, we will be behind them!" Mr. Khela stated, blurring the lines between Babbar Khalsa and the Sikh community. "IT'S UNDERMINING TRUE GENOCIDES" According to a Canadian-born former Sikh, Bob Rai, who left the religion and is risking his life challenging the "hijackers" of what was once a peaceful faith, there are national security concerns arising from the fact that militants have had their children and family members become cabinet ministers, mayors, judges, and police officers in Canada. “In my opinion the World Sikh Organization (WSO) in Canada is propagating the 1984 India fake Sikh genocide narrative in a desperate attempt to deflect US examination of the 1985 Air India bombings that were masterminded by many Sikh extremist terrorists that continue to reside in Canada," he said. "I left the Sikh faith because the WSO and its founding president Gian Singh Sandhu have caused irreparable damage to the sanctity and harmony of the Sikh religion globally. With his deep family connections entrenched in the Justice and Uniparty Government ecosystem — I feel he is a threat to National Security in Canada and the US," expressed Mr. Rai. Follow and support Media Bezirgan for more in-depth stories you won't find anywhere else.
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1984 Sikh Genocide? Critics Warn the Term Undermines “Real Genocides” Are the extremists who hijacked the Sikh diaspora trying to cover up their terrorism by presenting themselves as victims of a genocide and to facilitate more immigration from Punjab, India, in order to grow their numbers as a voting bloc in North America? "The word genocide has come to have this significance where you want to connect your group to that because it gives you a certain status," explained American academic Dr. Paul Bullen, who has a Ph.D. in political science from the University of Chicago. Following the assassination of Indira Gandhi by her own Sikh bodyguards on October 31st, 1984, Dr. Bullen explains that a lot of Sikhs were killed by Hindus, but "it's not clear that the Hindus were trying to wipe out all the Sikhs." The Prime Minister of India was assassinated after launching a military operation against the Golden Temple, the holiest site for Sikhs, which radical extremists had taken control of—turning it into a sanctuary for criminals and murderers as they stockpiled weapons. "THIS IS A GENOCIDE!" According to self-admitted Babbar Khalsa (terrorist entity) member Santokh Singh Khela's version of events, the "genocide" began with the military operation at the Golden Temple in June of 1984, not on the night after the prime minister was assassinated, when official reports say about 3,000 Sikhs were killed—though that number becomes tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands depending on which Khalistani activist you ask. "You think this is not a genocide? This is a genocide!" loudly proclaimed Mr. Khela, as he held his iconic metal axe in his hand. "30,000 people got killed by the government is not a genocide? What kind of human being you are?" he asked me. Mr. Khela was convicted in 1986 and sentenced to life imprisonment after he and his co-conspirator offered cash and heroin to an undercover FBI agent posing as an “explosives expert” in a bugged Montreal hotel room, as part of a plot to bomb an Air India flight departing JFK Airport in New York. His conviction was quietly stayed about seven years later due to a procedural technicality. "Babbar [Khalsa] killed nobody -- each Sikh will revenge who try to kill innocent Sikh, who try to destroy our temple, Gurdwaras, Guru Grant Sahib, our sisters, our kids, whoever put a finger on them, we will be behind them!" Mr. Khela stated, blurring the lines between Babbar Khalsa and the Sikh community. "IT'S UNDERMINING TRUE GENOCIDES" According to a Canadian-born former Sikh, Bob Rai, who left the religion and is risking his life challenging the "hijackers" of what was once a peaceful faith, there are national security concerns arising from the fact that militants have had their children and family members become cabinet ministers, mayors, judges, and police officers in Canada. “In my opinion the World Sikh Organization (WSO) in Canada is propagating the 1984 India fake Sikh genocide narrative in a desperate attempt to deflect US examination of the 1985 Air India bombings that were masterminded by many Sikh extremist terrorists that continue to reside in Canada," he said. "I left the Sikh faith because the WSO and its founding president Gian Singh Sandhu have caused irreparable damage to the sanctity and harmony of the Sikh religion globally. With his deep family connections entrenched in the Justice and Uniparty Government ecosystem — I feel he is a threat to National Security in Canada and the US," expressed Mr. Rai. Follow and support Media Bezirgan for more in-depth stories you won't find anywhere else.

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I Interviewed the Canadian Sikh Once Sentenced to Life for a Bomb Plot: Babbar Khalsa’s Santokh Singh Khela Mr. Khela once held the distinction of being the first Canadian of Sikh faith to be sentenced for terrorism-related crimes in 1987. After serving six years, his conviction was overturned, Canada issued an apology, and he was released. Since the target of the alleged conspiracy was an Air India flight departing from a U.S. airport—and with the FBI leading the operation that foiled the plot—questions remain as to why he was not extradited and tried in the United States. Had he been tried there, would he be free today? During the Canadian trial, Mr. Khela admitted his ties with Babbar Khalsa (a Sikh Khalistani terrorist organization responsible for high-profile assassinations and bombings). Today, he does not deny this involvement and continues to praise Babbar Khalsa's record. However, he seems to dispute his daughter’s claim that he holds a leadership role within the organization, stating instead that he is merely a servant of the cause while openly wearing its insignia. Santokh Singh Khela is well respected among Khalistani Sikhs today, and he gave a speech at last week's Khalsa Day Parade in Surrey, B.C., praising Babbar Khalsa’s record. The event, which drew half a million attendees, was also attended by Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre, NDP leader Jagmeet Singh, and several other MPs, including members of the Liberal Party. Follow and support Media Bezirgan more investigative journalism.
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I Interviewed the Canadian Sikh Once Sentenced to Life for a Bomb Plot: Babbar Khalsa’s Santokh Singh Khela Mr. Khela once held the distinction of being the first Canadian of Sikh faith to be sentenced for terrorism-related crimes in 1987. After serving six years, his conviction was overturned, Canada issued an apology, and he was released. Since the target of the alleged conspiracy was an Air India flight departing from a U.S. airport—and with the FBI leading the operation that foiled the plot—questions remain as to why he was not extradited and tried in the United States. Had he been tried there, would he be free today? During the Canadian trial, Mr. Khela admitted his ties with Babbar Khalsa (a Sikh Khalistani terrorist organization responsible for high-profile assassinations and bombings). Today, he does not deny this involvement and continues to praise Babbar Khalsa's record. However, he seems to dispute his daughter’s claim that he holds a leadership role within the organization, stating instead that he is merely a servant of the cause while openly wearing its insignia. Santokh Singh Khela is well respected among Khalistani Sikhs today, and he gave a speech at last week's Khalsa Day Parade in Surrey, B.C., praising Babbar Khalsa’s record. The event, which drew half a million attendees, was also attended by Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre, NDP leader Jagmeet Singh, and several other MPs, including members of the Liberal Party. Follow and support Media Bezirgan more investigative journalism.

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On July 28th, 1984, over 2,500 Sikhs from around the world gathered at a convention at Madison Square Garden to chart a way forward after the attack on Darbar Sahib. This event would lead to the founding of the World Sikh Organization (WSO). Many well known Sikhs such as Dr. Narinder Singh Kapany (father of fibre optics) and Bhai Jeevan Singh were in attendance. For years, Indian nationalists have attempted to defame the WSO by sharing a short clip from a speaker who was neither a member of the WSO nor joined after the convention. The WSO did not officially exist at the time of this event. Sikhs from various places and groups attended, and not all of them ended up joining the WSO, which was formally founded following this event. A list of resolutions with specific demands of the Indian Government was passed at this convention. Those attendees who agreed on the resolutions came together to form the WSO International. #WSO #40Years
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On July 28th, 1984, over 2,500 Sikhs from around the world gathered at a convention at Madison Square Garden to chart a way forward after the attack on Darbar Sahib. This event would lead to the founding of the World Sikh Organization (WSO). Many well known Sikhs such as Dr. Narinder Singh Kapany (father of fibre optics) and Bhai Jeevan Singh were in attendance. For years, Indian nationalists have attempted to defame the WSO by sharing a short clip from a speaker who was neither a member of the WSO nor joined after the convention. The WSO did not officially exist at the time of this event. Sikhs from various places and groups attended, and not all of them ended up joining the WSO, which was formally founded following this event. A list of resolutions with specific demands of the Indian Government was passed at this convention. Those attendees who agreed on the resolutions came together to form the WSO International. #WSO #40Years

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"When will the protests ever stop?" I asked Sikhs for Justice affiliate manjinder singh. "[Until] justice is [delivered] and [we] take Khalistan, then [it'll] stop." On the 16th month anniversary of the killing of their Gurdwara president, Hardeep Singh Nijjar, in Surrey, BC, Manjinder Singh and his friends gathered in front of the Indian consulate in Vancouver to lynch an effigy of Indian PM Modi, desecrate the Indian and Russian flags, and express their support for Canadian police and Justin Trudeau in their allegations that India is involved in various criminal activities in Canada targeting Khalistanis, like the late Nijjar. Manjinder Singh urges Canadians to stand with their government, arguing that India is Canada’s greatest enemy, while expressing appreciation for the decisions made by Trudeau’s government. Sikhs for Justice, the group Nijjar was a part of, is listed as a terrorist organization by India, and its members have reportedly received 'duty to warn' notices from the RCMP. One of its Ottawa organizers, Santokh Singh Khela, was previously convicted by a Canadian court and sentenced to life in prison for conspiring to blow up Air India flight 110 out of JFK, New York, in 1986, following the 1985 bombings—the deadliest terror attack in Canada's history. Although RCMP and Sikhs for Justice allege that India is behind the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, India denies the allegation, saying that Canada never provided them with proof. For more information and on-the-ground independent journalism be sure to follow and support Media Bezirgan
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"When will the protests ever stop?" I asked Sikhs for Justice affiliate manjinder singh. "[Until] justice is [delivered] and [we] take Khalistan, then [it'll] stop." On the 16th month anniversary of the killing of their Gurdwara president, Hardeep Singh Nijjar, in Surrey, BC, Manjinder Singh and his friends gathered in front of the Indian consulate in Vancouver to lynch an effigy of Indian PM Modi, desecrate the Indian and Russian flags, and express their support for Canadian police and Justin Trudeau in their allegations that India is involved in various criminal activities in Canada targeting Khalistanis, like the late Nijjar. Manjinder Singh urges Canadians to stand with their government, arguing that India is Canada’s greatest enemy, while expressing appreciation for the decisions made by Trudeau’s government. Sikhs for Justice, the group Nijjar was a part of, is listed as a terrorist organization by India, and its members have reportedly received 'duty to warn' notices from the RCMP. One of its Ottawa organizers, Santokh Singh Khela, was previously convicted by a Canadian court and sentenced to life in prison for conspiring to blow up Air India flight 110 out of JFK, New York, in 1986, following the 1985 bombings—the deadliest terror attack in Canada's history. Although RCMP and Sikhs for Justice allege that India is behind the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, India denies the allegation, saying that Canada never provided them with proof. For more information and on-the-ground independent journalism be sure to follow and support Media Bezirgan

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Sikh Soldiers’ Special Message to Field Marshal Asim Munir: “Sikh Soldiers Ready to Join Pakistan Army… 6–10 June is D-Day” Sikh soldiers in the Indian Army, currently under investigation for alleged “insubordination” and facing court martial after refusing to fight against Pakistan, have — through Sikhs For Justice — sent a direct message to Pakistan’s Field Marshal Asim Munir. First, Sikh soldiers thanked the Pakistan Army for exposing India’s disinformation campaign regarding the fabricated missile attack on Darbar Sahib in Amritsar. Second, Sikh soldiers declared open readiness to join the Pakistan Army in the ongoing war standoff, and in response to the Modi government’s international campaign aimed at justifying future aggression against Pakistan. Briefing the media on the Sikh soldiers’ message to Field Marshal Munir, SFJ General Counsel stated: “Over 100 Sikh soldiers are ready to defect to the Pakistan Army and fight against India.” “Calling 6–10 June D-Day, the soldiers plan to coincide this action to internationalize India’s attempt to attack Pakistan — a land sacred to Sikhs as the birthplace of Guru Nanak — just as the Indian Army attacked Darbar Sahib.” Pannun added: “Sikh soldiers are following the precedent set in June 1984 by Captain Jasbir Singh and Major Kulwant Singh, who revolted and seized control of Bombay Airport to internationalize the Indian Army’s assault on Darbar Sahib.” On June 10, 1984, in response to Operation Blue Star, over 100 Sikh soldiers from the 9th Battalion of the Sikh Regiment deserted their post near Pune and seized control of Bombay Airport. During the standoff, multiple Sikh soldiers were killed.
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Sikh Soldiers’ Special Message to Field Marshal Asim Munir: “Sikh Soldiers Ready to Join Pakistan Army… 6–10 June is D-Day” Sikh soldiers in the Indian Army, currently under investigation for alleged “insubordination” and facing court martial after refusing to fight against Pakistan, have — through Sikhs For Justice — sent a direct message to Pakistan’s Field Marshal Asim Munir. First, Sikh soldiers thanked the Pakistan Army for exposing India’s disinformation campaign regarding the fabricated missile attack on Darbar Sahib in Amritsar. Second, Sikh soldiers declared open readiness to join the Pakistan Army in the ongoing war standoff, and in response to the Modi government’s international campaign aimed at justifying future aggression against Pakistan. Briefing the media on the Sikh soldiers’ message to Field Marshal Munir, SFJ General Counsel stated: “Over 100 Sikh soldiers are ready to defect to the Pakistan Army and fight against India.” “Calling 6–10 June D-Day, the soldiers plan to coincide this action to internationalize India’s attempt to attack Pakistan — a land sacred to Sikhs as the birthplace of Guru Nanak — just as the Indian Army attacked Darbar Sahib.” Pannun added: “Sikh soldiers are following the precedent set in June 1984 by Captain Jasbir Singh and Major Kulwant Singh, who revolted and seized control of Bombay Airport to internationalize the Indian Army’s assault on Darbar Sahib.” On June 10, 1984, in response to Operation Blue Star, over 100 Sikh soldiers from the 9th Battalion of the Sikh Regiment deserted their post near Pune and seized control of Bombay Airport. During the standoff, multiple Sikh soldiers were killed.

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“Are you leaving?” Sikh police sergeant in Surrey, B.C., keeps Khalistani protesters away from Hindu temple. Today, Sikhs for Justice, a separatist group designated as a terrorist organization by India, staged protests outside Hindu temples in Canada after Bill C-9 passed the House of Commons, but before it received Royal Assent. If enacted, the bill would create new offences for intimidating or obstructing access to places of worship, following the clashes and unrest surrounding Khalistani protests outside Hindu temples in Brampton in 2024. This time, law enforcement took steps to ensure protesters did not get near the temples, and at least one protester wandering through the parking lot was immediately intercepted and promptly said he was leaving when confronted by Surrey police. Stay tuned for my full report.
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“Are you leaving?” Sikh police sergeant in Surrey, B.C., keeps Khalistani protesters away from Hindu temple. Today, Sikhs for Justice, a separatist group designated as a terrorist organization by India, staged protests outside Hindu temples in Canada after Bill C-9 passed the House of Commons, but before it received Royal Assent. If enacted, the bill would create new offences for intimidating or obstructing access to places of worship, following the clashes and unrest surrounding Khalistani protests outside Hindu temples in Brampton in 2024. This time, law enforcement took steps to ensure protesters did not get near the temples, and at least one protester wandering through the parking lot was immediately intercepted and promptly said he was leaving when confronted by Surrey police. Stay tuned for my full report.

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