Sikhs asking questions to PM Sunak after Avtar Singh Khanda's mysterious death in UK, three days before Nijjar's assassination
LONDON: The Sikh League UK has called upon State head Rishi Sunak to tell the truth on the serious dangers presented by the Indian state specialists to Sikh activists in the country
The calls developed in the midst of an adjudicator drove investigation into the strange passing of supportive of Khalistan dissident Avtar Singh Khanda on the rear of arranged and genuine deaths of Sikh activists in Canada and the US.
Sikhs have been posing inquiries to Rishi Sunak after the abrupt and puzzling passing of 35-year-old Avtar Singh Khanda on June 15 this year in Birmingham, three days before the death of Canadian Sikh pioneer, Hardeep Singh Nijjar on Canadian soil.
The Gatekeeper this week distributed an examination scrutinizing the job of nearby police and uncovering that the Indian state had abducted the sister and mother of Khanda in India days and hours before his abrupt passing and undermined him on the telephone.
Sikh League said: "It is presently clear the West Midlands Police, who are in exceptional measures, didn't complete a legitimate examination by investigating passing dangers Avtar Singh Khanda was getting from serving Indian cops and forgot to direct any meetings or follow his developments paving the way to his demise. Avtar Singh Khanda delivered a video in April, precisely two months before he passed on giving subtleties of strain being applied on him and dangers and badgering of his family in India by Indian police more than a four-day time span. He explicitly referenced the immediate dangers and provocation of various individuals from his family by Rupinder Kaur Bhattti, the extra representative chief of police in Ludhiana who was calling him in the UK. GCHQ will have a record of such calls and dangers and probably educated English knowledge.
"The mishandled and fragmented examination by the West Midlands Police shows they had no premise to finish up there were no dubious conditions encompassing the passing of Avtar Singh Khanda. The backtracking by the West Midlands Police and late disclosures from the US and Canada bring up difficult issues about the senior coroner's choice not to arrange a post-mortem examination into the baffling passing of Avtar Singh Khanda. The senior coroner shouldn't just have depended on the unacceptable West Midlands Police examination," it added.
"The ineptitude of West Midlands Police is additionally profoundly humiliating for Work space and FCDO Priests. In late reactions to north of 100 MPs who have written to raise worries for the benefit of Sikh constituents about the death of Hardeep Singh Nijjar and the baffling passing of Avtar Singh Khanda, they have completely expressed dependence on the 'exhaustive' examination by the West Midlands Police.
"The circumstance requests an investigation into Avtar Singh Khanda's puzzling demise that will in all likelihood have to turn into an adjudicator drove investigation into his passing. Just an appointed authority drove request will actually want to get to look at the shortfalls of the police, coroner and English knowledge, particularly on the rear of arranged and genuine deaths of Sikh activists in Canada and the US," said the league.
The Sikh Organization said that an Indian Crude knowledge official, comprehended to be a previous Indian cop was removed from the UK in the mid year in line with English knowledge. This preceded Canadian PM Justin Trudeau made claims in the Canadian Parliament on September 18 and ousted the head of Crude in Canada.
It said: "What isn't clear is what exercises was the Indian Crude knowledge official or ex-cop doing in the UK for which he was ousted in the Mid year and for what reason did India not answer in that frame of mind for-tat move as they did with Canada. Was this the punishment the Indian specialists acknowledged for focusing on Avtar Singh Khanda, the criminal operations of India's Public Examination Organization (NIA) in the UK and putting out a "hit list" of 20 Sikh activists living abroad, remembering up to seven from the UK for Indian TV in July. Following Justin Trudeau's disclosures English knowledge officials no question took care of by applicable correspondences accumulated by GCHQ began telling columnists and others there was treachery associated with the baffling demise of Avtar Singh Khanda.
"In any case, it seems Rishi Sunak and his clergymen have quieted English knowledge as they have no political hunger for uncovering bad behavior by the Indian specialists against Sikh activists on UK soil. It is clear Rishi Sunak and his priests are undeniably more keen on mollifying the Indian government to assist with an economic agreement by disparaging Sikh activists in the UK by calling them fanatics, in spite of the fact that they have introduced no proof to back this up."
The Sikh Organization said that India's covert agent head taking guidelines from Modi was behind the death crusade.
It said: "There is expanding hypothesis that the US prosecution delivered last week that alludes to the job of CC-1, Nikhil Gupta's co-denounced was taking direct guidelines from Ajit Doval, India's Public safety Guide who reports straightforwardly to Narendra Modi. The Five Eyes countries will know the personality of CC-1 and who he reports to. This might clarify India's hesitance for make a move notwithstanding strain from the Canadian and US organizations that has prompted removals of Indian Crude knowledge officials from the US, Canada and the UK as of late. More than 350 Gurdwaras and Sikh associations composed an open letter to Rishi Sunak on 24 April 2023 raising many worries about disregarding Sikhs and the demonisation of Sikh activists in the UK to conciliate India. A subsequent letter was sent on 19 June 2023 following the strange demise of Avtar Singh Khanda and the death of Hardeep Singh Nijjar.
"Rishi Sunak still can't seem to answer the scope of issues raised, including why as PM he made a special effort to meet Ajit Doval on 4 February 2023 however has not offered similar kindness to the Public safety Counsels from the US and Canada (close partners of England) who could have advised him to be cautious who he meets and death plots including Ajit Doval. Rishi Sunak has shown his absolute ineptitude by totally keeping away from the issue of the wellbeing and security of Sikh activists in the UK at PMQs last week."
