Rahul Gandhi ignited a political controversy in the United States, casting doubt on whether a Sikh person would be allowed to wear a turban. The unexpected endorsement by the Khalistani terrorist did not portray the Congress leader in a good light.
The complaint raises serious concerns about the alleged nexus between political entities and extremist groups, particularly in the context of national security and anti-terrorism efforts.
The Ministry of Home Affairs had, on July 10, 2019, banned SFJ as an 'unlawful association' under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) for its activities. On July 1, 2020, Pannun was listed as an 'individual terrorist' by the Central government.
Pannun appealed to Sikhs in the world not to travel by Air India from November 19, saying that it can be 'life-threatening'. India strongly condemned the threats and said that the remark was of "serious criminal intent, punishable in all legal jurisdictions".
As India shared evidence to counter-terror agencies in Berlin, a top member of Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) has been arrested in Germany for allegedly being the main conspirator of the December 23 blast in the Ludhiana district court complex which killed one person and injured five others. The accused has been identified as Jaswinder Singh Multan.
The Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act tribunal on Thursday upheld the Centre's decision to slap a ban on pro-Khalistani group 'Sikhs for Justice' (SFJ).
Foreign-based, pro-Khalistan Sikhs For Justice (SFJ), declared an "unlawful association" by India on Wednesday, is learnt to have links with Pakistan-based terrorist organisations and has taken to social media to push its "fake anti-India narrative" and to recruit and radicalise youth for carrying out violent acts.
The Sikhs for Justice (SFJ), a human rights advocacy group with radical leanings, held what it calls a "London Declaration" on an independence referendum for Punjab at Trafalgar Square in London on Sunday.
Washington: A US court here has ruled that former India prime minister Manmohan Singh had "head of state immunity" from claims that he supported violence against Sikhs, but it did not cover his tenure as
New York: Marking the 30th anniversary of ‘Operation Bluestar', Sikh men, women and children held a demonstration outside the United Nations today and announced the holding of a referendum among the Sikh diaspora in 2020
New York: A US based Sikh group has challenged the dismissal of a rights violation case against India's Congress party relating to the 1984 anti-Sikh riots before the US Court of Appeals here.Sikhs for Justice(SFJ)
New York: Sonia Gandhi has declined to provide a copy of her passport to a US court here as documentary evidence in the 1984 anti-Sikh riots case, citing refusal by the Indian government on grounds
New York: A US court has ordered Congress President Sonia Gandhi to provide a copy of her passport as documentary evidence by April 7 to determine if she was in America in September last year
New York: Asking a US court to respect India's sovereignty, India's Congress party has sought dismissal of a human rights violation case relating to the 1984 anti-Sikh violence filed by a US-based Sikh rights group.After
New Delhi: The attorney of Congress President, Sonia Gandhi has said that she will not depose before a federal court in New York in a human rights violation lawsuit filed against her by a Sikhs
New York: Congress party president Sonia Gandhi will not depose here in a human rights violation lawsuit filed against her by a Sikh rights group, her attorney has said.Responding to a demand made by Sikhs
New York: A Sikh rights group today secured a summons from a US judge to be served on Congress President Sonia Gandhi at a hospital where she is believed to be under medical care in
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