Dupinderjit Singh

Sikh Activist

[Sikhs For Justice @SFJ_US_Official]

Breaking LIVE: OSLO —
FACING KHALISTAN REFERENDUM ACTIVISTS “GHAR MAIN GHUS KE MARANGE” WALA MODI HIDES BEHIND SECURITY COVER

“‘Ghar Main Ghus Ke Marange’ wala Modi —
Aaj Khalistan Referendum Sikhan ton darr ke security vich ghus gaya.” — Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, SFJ General Counsel.

Pro-Khalistan Referendum Sikhs in Oslo challenged Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, raising slogans of “Modi — Face of Hindutva Terror” during Modi’s official visit, where he was awarded Norway’s highest honour — the “Grand Cross.”

“Honouring Modi amounts to legitimizing India’s expanding campaign of transnational repression and targeting of pro-Khalistan Sikhs across the world,” stated Pannun.

According to SFJ, the Modi regime is responsible for:

. the assassination of Khalistan Referendum organizer Shaheed Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada;

. assassination plots targeting UK-based Khalistan Referendum organizer Paramjeet Singh Pamma;

. and policies blamed for the forced suicides of thousands of Sikh farmers in Punjab under what SFJ describes as an “econocide” and ethnic-cleansing campaign designed to hand agricultural control to corporate allies “Ambani - Adani.”

“Norway celebrating Modi goes against the very principles of human rights while Khalistan Referendum activists continue to face assassinations, intimidation, and transnational repression linked to the Indian regime,” stated Pannun.

About Sikhs For Justice (SFJ)

Sikhs For Justice (SFJ) is organizing the global Khalistan Referendum — a voting campaign for Sikh self-determination and the restoration of Punjab as an independent sovereign homeland, Khalistan.

Through voting campaigns, public mobilization, and international outreach across North America, Europe, the United Kingdom, Australia, and Punjab, SFJ General Counsel Pannun states that the Khalistan Referendum provides Sikhs worldwide with a democratic platform to express their political aspiration of liberating Punjab from Indian occupation through ballots, not bullets.

[Akashdeep Thind @thind_akashdeep]

Signboards inked (blackened) at the Panjab University by SATH Organisation students after Punjabi language was excluded from them. Ashmeet Singh, leader of the organisation, said the university was given two days to rectify the signboards. However, no action was taken by the university, which led the students to blacken the name plates.

[Ravinder Singh Johal @JohlRavinder]

India is threat to Canada - CSIS
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[Dupinderjit Singh @Dupinderjit_]

This.

It’s not about the flag. He SINGLED it out. After many flags have been at his concert. He said “it’s not the appropriate place” for it.

That flag is the Sikh sovereignty flag, at a Sikh Punjabis concert. The same punjabi made 1984 films; but the flag? “INAPPROPRIATE”

[Inderjeet Singh @Warrior9Singh]

Once you realize the massive mistake made by singling out and ejecting people simply for carrying a Khalistan flag, the backtracking begins. There was no protest, no disruption, and no chaos inside the venue, those individuals were attending the concert like everyone else, holding a flag that represents their political beliefs. Others walked in openly displaying Indian and Pakistani flags without issue, yet the Khalistan flag alone seemed to trigger him.

That selective outrage exposed exactly what this was: not about “security” or “disturbance,” but discomfort with a political identity he personally disliked. He made the decision publicly, and now the backlash and repercussions that follow are entirely of his own making.
@sarbjitkaur1 👍🏽

[Inderjeet Singh @Warrior9Singh]

BREAKING: 🚨

YA MESSED UP BIG TIME! 🤡
@diljitdosanjh

CHICAGO — “KHALISTAN ZINDABAD” SLOGANS SHAKE DILJIT’S SHOW AS ROSEMONT POLICE WERE CALLED TO SHOW:

DILJIT’S “AURA 2026 GOONS,” WHO ATTEMPTED TO BULLY PRO-KHALISTAN SIKHS, WERE “NEUTRALIZED” BY SINGHS IN A HEATED FACE-OFF.

[Inderjeet Singh @Warrior9Singh]

Sukh Dhaliwal stands alone as the only Member of Parliament with the courage to speak up when it mattered.

The silence from the rest is not neutrality, it is complicity. By refusing to speak, these MPs have shown they do not represent the voices, concerns, or values of the Canadian people they claim to serve.

Let this be clear,
those who choose silence will also lose the support of the Sikh community. Votes are earned through principle and action, not cowardice and convenience.

Shame on every MP who stayed silent when leadership was required.

[Inderjeet Singh @Warrior9Singh]

🔥 BREAKING:

SFJ has obtained a “Surveillance List” of Canadian Sikhs Who Are Being Followed By Indian Agents of R&AW In Canada

SFJ General Counsel Gurpatwant Singh Pannun told CBC News

"In a democratic country, the government is for people and by people," he said. "But the Carney government is sending the message that the government is for India and is being run by India."

Pannun told CBC News that he had obtained a list of people under surveillance in Canada by Indian agents.

Pannun said the list demonstrates that India has not given up on its attempts to surveil Canadian Sikhs, and accused the Carney government of not doing enough about it.

https://t.co/xO3NpnLwTP

[Dupinderjit Singh @Dupinderjit_]

It should be our MPs & officials speaking up about this first.

This decision affects our people first, esp in Hardeep Singh Nijjar’s case. Call out your politicians & MPs.

By saying it won’t happen again, does not make it true. India cannot be trusted.

https://t.co/AfNqilc2wm

[Sukh Dhaliwal @sukhdhaliwal]

I firmly denounce remarks by a government official downplaying India’s transnational repression.

They contradict assessments from the NSIA, the RCMP, and CSIS. This matter must be addressed, and the individual’s conduct and suitability for their role must be reviewed.

[Jagdeep Singh (Journalist) @NyJagdeepsingh]

🔥Bombshell 🔥
Responding to a question from Jatinder Singh Grewal on why Canada wants to withhold “sensitive” information from the trial over Shaheed Nijjar’s killing, @1DanStanton Stanton said…

“It's not we don't want to release the evidence because it will upset Narendra Modi. The concern isn't India. The concern is the foreign state that provided that intelligence to Canada. That's my intake on it”

Transcript
“Good question, and I'll give you an answer. They're not going to disclose that intelligence to be used as evidence because of national security concerns and international relations or relations with another foreign state. The concern isn't India. The concern is the foreign state that provided that intelligence to Canada. That's my intake on it. We know from, I think it was a leak, Bloomberg news, later global news said that Britain supplied that intelligence from their second agency. There's absolutely no way that the British government or the Canadian government wants that to be disclosed in a public forum. That is the second reason why they're not going to disclose it. It's the relationship with a Five Eyes partner that's key. It's not we don't want to release the evidence because it will upset Narendra Modi. They don't do that. They don't let whatever's going on, whatever week we like that country is going to influence it. But I don't see this as a showstopper. I'm convinced, and I don't have a law enforcement background, that the Crown or the prosecution service with the RCMP has come up with a very strong case with evidence on these guys, probably forensics, witnesses.

[Jagdeep Singh (Journalist) @NyJagdeepsingh]

IF DINESH PATNAIK, INDIA’S HIGH COMMISSIONER, WERE KIDNAPPED BY CRIMINAL ELEMENTS —

WOULD CANADA PROSECUTE ONLY THE KIDNAPPERS — OR GO AFTER THOSE WHO ORDERED AND DIRECTED THE CRIME?

Days before Prime Minister Carney’s planned visit to India, the Attorney General filed a motion to restrict disclosure of evidence that could expose the role of agents linked to India’s Modi Government in the assassination of Shaheed Hardeep Singh Nijjar.

The timing of that motion demands serious public scrutiny.

Let us apply one clear legal standard.*
If India’s High Commissioner in Ottawa were kidnapped on Canadian soil by criminal elements, Canada would not stop at the individuals who carried out the kidnapping.
Canadian law enforcement would investigate the conspiracy — who planned it, who financed it, who directed it, and whether any foreign state actors were involved.

Investigation and prosecution do not end with the operative or foot soldier.
They follow the chain of command.

Now apply that same standard of prosecution to reality.

Shaheed Hardeep Singh Nijjar — a Canadian citizen, President of Surrey Gurdwara, and organizer of the Khalistan Referendum — was assassinated in Canada.

The law requires that accountability extend beyond the Indian foot soldiers allegedly hired by R&AW to officials of India’s Modi Government who ordered, directed, and financed the killing.

If Canada would pursue full command responsibility in the kidnapping of a foreign diplomat, it must pursue full command responsibility in the assassination of a Canadian citizen — Shaheed Nijjar.

There cannot be two standards of justice.
There cannot be selective application of the law.

Sovereignty demands consistency.

The question is simple:
Will Carney’s government prosecute Indian government officials who ordered, directed, and funded the assassination of Shaheed Hardeep Singh Nijjar?

Or
will Prime Minister Carney allow justice to be compromised in pursuit of trade relations with India’s Modi Government?

[Inderjeet Singh @Warrior9Singh]

BREAKING: 🚨 🚨 🚨

Former CSIS Agent Dan Stanton speaks on politics Punjab!

🔥Bombshell 🔥
Responding to a question from Jatinder Singh Grewal on why Canada wants to withhold “sensitive” information from the trial over Shaheed Nijjar’s killing, @1DanStanton Stanton said…

“It's not we don't want to release the evidence because it will upset Narendra Modi. The concern isn't India. The concern is the foreign state that provided that intelligence to Canada. That's my intake on it”

Transcript

“Good question, and I'll give you an answer. They're not going to disclose that intelligence to be used as evidence because of national security concerns and international relations or relations with another foreign state. The concern isn't India. The concern is the foreign state that provided that intelligence to Canada. That's my intake on it. We know from, I think it was a leak, Bloomberg news, later global news said that Britain supplied that intelligence from their second agency. There's absolutely no way that the British government or the Canadian government wants that to be disclosed in a public forum. That is the second reason why they're not going to disclose it. It's the relationship with a Five Eyes partner that's key. It's not we don't want to release the evidence because it will upset Narendra Modi. They don't do that. They don't let whatever's going on, whatever week we like that country is going to influence it. But I don't see this as a showstopper. I'm convinced, and I don't have a law enforcement background, that the Crown or the prosecution service with the RCMP has come up with a very strong case with evidence on these guys, probably forensics, witnesses.

[Inderjeet Singh @Warrior9Singh]

THIS IS MANDATORY!!!!

*Ref.: Assassination of Shaheed Nijjar*

*Sub.: Carney Government Will Fall for Shielding India’s Modi’s Regime*

*Canadian voters — email your MP.*
https://t.co/Np5ZjueDlQ

The *Carney government* is seeking to restrict disclosure in the assassination of *Shaheed Hardeep Singh Nijjar* after *CSIS* and the *RCMP* acknowledged credible allegations linking agents of *India’s Modi’s government* to the killing.

*Carney’s choice: Trade With India over Canada’s sovereignty.*

Governments fall when voters see leaders shielding India’s *Modi’s regime for orchestrating assassination of Shaheed Nijjar.*

*Canadian MPs* —

Join the *Justice and Accountability Rally* at Parliament Hill on *February 25 at 1:00* PM to show your commitment to *Canadian sovereignty* and the *full prosecution of Indian government agents involved in the assassination of Shaheed Hardeep Singh Nijjar.*

[Sikhs For Justice @SFJ_US_Official]

Ref.: Assassination of Shaheed Nijjar

Sub.: Carney Government Will Fall for Shielding India’s Modi’s Regime

Canadian voters — email your MP.
https://t.co/kFIXArzqZt

The Carney government is seeking to restrict disclosure in the assassination of Shaheed Nijjar after CSIS and the RCMP acknowledged credible allegations linking agents of India’s Modi’s government to the killing.

Carney’s choice: Trade With India over Canada’s sovereignty.

Governments fall when voters see leaders shielding Modi’s regime.

Canadian MPs:
We invite you to join the Justice and Accountability Rally at the Parliament Hill on February 25 at 1:00 PM to show your commitment with Canada's sovereignty and full prosecution of Indian Government agents involved in the assassination of Shaheed Hardeep Singh Nijjar.

[Tom Sasse @tom_sasse]

"Mr. Biden did not know at the time of the dinner that, according to prosecutors, an Indian official had just approved the assassination plot on U.S. soil": https://t.co/ejh9sBbGjw

[Sikhs For Justice @SFJ_US_Official]

Khalistan Referendum Will Continue...!!

From SFJ General Counsel and FBI
Message To Modi's India is Loud and Clear...!

You Will Be Held Accountable and Prosecuted In Court of Law For Attempting To Silence the Political Opinion..!!!

[omar r quraishi @omar_quraishi]

The Indian state operates like a crime syndicate.

This is not an empty claim.

The evidence is in a federal courtroom in Manhattan.

Indian officials recruited a drug trafficker to assassinate a US citizen on US soil. He pleaded guilty on February 13, 2026.

One line from the US Department of Justice case tells you everything you need to know: “We have so many targets.”

India is the 3rd largest source of illegal immigrants to the United States.

It’s also the second largest global supplier of fentanyl precursor chemicals on Earth, fuelling the deadliest drug crisis in American history.

And India’s IT infrastructure now powers a parallel criminal economy scamming victims worldwide.

Exporting people.

Exporting poison.

Exporting fraud and scams.

And now exporting assassins.

Any other country with this rap sheet would be called what it is: a rogue state with no respect for any kind of law

[Dupinderjit Singh @Dupinderjit_]

The real strength behind the Khalistan referendum.

A bullet is nothing compared to no home. An inspiration for all those who think Khalistan is dead. Not all big things make noise, only the fake ones desperate to control their own narrative. Khalistan is in our blood.

[Gurpatwant Singh Pannun @SFJGenCounsel]

PANNUN MURDER FOR HIRE PLOT

"I thank President Trump’s Administration and the United States Department of Justice — Attorney General Pam Bondi, U.S. Attorney Jay Clayton, Alexandra Li, Camille, Ashley — for their unwavering commitment to justice.

I also extend my deepest appreciation to the DEA, the FBI, leadership , and the agents who risk their lives and work undercover to protect American sovereignty and uphold the Constitution of the United States."

Nikhil Gupta’s guilty plea is not merely the conviction of one man.
Nikhil Gupta’s guilty plea is judicial confirmation that the India’s Modi Government orchestrated a structured murder-for-hire assassination plot on American soil.

And let me be clear:

“I am ready to take India’s bullet rather than take a step back and live like a slave. Working toward the independence of Khalistan is my life’s mission, until either I am killed or Indian Occupied Punjab becomes an independent country.”

[Inderjeet Singh @Warrior9Singh]

The FBI with a message to India!

[AAGHarmeetDhillon @AAGDhillon]

Steer clear!