Recently, the connection of Khalistan supporters killed in Pilibhit, Uttar Pradesh with London has come to light. According to the information, terrorists Gurvinder Singh, Virendra Singh, and Jasanpreet Singh were in contact with Khalistanis of London. Meanwhile, Khalistanis, enraged by India’s action, are now protesting in front of the Indian High Commission in London.
On the last day of the year, Khalistan supporters gathered outside the Indian High Commission in London and raised slogans against Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Many videos of this demonstration are going viral on social media, in which people are seen waving Khalistani flags and shouting slogans. There has been no official statement from the Indian High Commission on this demonstration, but according to reports, the administration has increased the security of the High Commission.
Earlier, in November, the London-based Indian High Commission had expressed concern over the Khalistanis’ rampage, saying that Khalistanis were targeting Hindu temples abroad. The High Commission had also expressed concern about the attacks on consular camps in Canada. Also in July, Khalistan supporters demonstrated in front of the Indian High Commission in London and a rally named ‘Kill India’ was organised.
Paramjit Singh Pamma, who organizes such protests, is also the leader of the Khalistan referendum. Expressing concern over such demonstrations, the Indian High Commission has requested the London administration to tighten security arrangements.
