WHISTLEBLOWER MANINDER GILL:
Senior Brigadier-Level Officer Spoke of “Shooting” Khalistan Activists (Manjinder Singh & Narinder Singh Randhawa) Inside Vancouver Indian Consulate on 15th August
While emphasizing why the recent “Duty to Warn” notices are serious, Maninder Gill, a prominent Indo-Canadian, in a radio interview with Jasbir Romana, recounted a statement allegedly made inside the Vancouver Indian Consulate on 15 August, while Manjinder Singh and Narinder Singh Randhawa were leading a pro-Khalistan rally outside:
“A senior Brigadier-level officer was saying, ‘From my heart, I feel like shooting [Manjinder] — these kinds of people…’ That is what he was saying inside the Indian Consulate.”
“The RCMP must immediately investigate Maninder Gill’s disclosure that a senior Indian Army Brigadier-level officer spoke inside the Vancouver Indian Consulate of ‘shooting’ Khalistan activists Manjinder Singh and Narinder Singh Randhawa. This disclosure is particularly alarming because both men have already received RCMP ‘Duty to Warn’ notices over credible threats to their lives. Canadian authorities must determine who the officer was, what exactly was said, whether the statement reflected an operational intent, and whether there is any connection to the threats that subsequently triggered the RCMP warnings.”
— Gurpatwant Singh Pannun
General Counsel, Sikhs For Justice (SFJ)
The Sikh community is working generously to assist those affected by the devastating wildfires in British Columbia.
ਬ੍ਰਿਟਿਸ਼ ਕੋਲੰਬੀਆ ਵਿੱਚ ਭਿਆਨਕ ਜੰਗਲੀ ਅੱਗ ਤੋਂ ਪ੍ਰਭਾਵਿਤ ਲੋਕਾਂ ਦੀ ਸਹਾਇਤਾ ਲਈ ਸਿੱਖ ਭਾਈਚਾਰਾ ਖੁੱਲ੍ਹੇ ਦਿਲ ਨਾਲ ਕੰਮ ਕਰ ਰਿਹਾ ਹੈ।
“India’s narrative — transmitted through its consulates and officials working in tandem with Indo-Canadian Hindutva followers to portray Canadian Sikhs as ‘terrorists’ — radicalized, weaponized and enabled the Edmonton Gurdwara attack.” — Gurpatwant Singh Pannun SFJ General Counsel
PRO-KHALISTAN GROUP OFFERS TO FUND 24/7 SECURITY FOR EDMONTON AND CALGARY GURDWARAS — CALLS FOR “RADICALIZATION” PROBE INTO ATTACK
— Sikhs For Justice (SFJ) a global Khalistan advocacy group condemns the violent attack inside Nanaksar Gurdwara in Edmonton, Alberta, which left two Sikh worshippers injured.
SFJ OFFERS TO FUND 24/7 GURDWARA SECURITY
In response to the Edmonton attack, SFJ Canada has offered to engage and fund 24/7 professional security for Gurdwaras in Edmonton and Calgary, should their respective management committees desire the additional protection.
SFJ General Counsel Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, in previous communiqués to the Carney Government, has warned that India’s sustained narrative-building — portraying Canadian Sikhs as “terrorists,” “extremists” and national-security threats — is “JEOPARDIZING” the safety and security of the Canadian Sikhs.
For years, this narrative has been transmitted from the highest levels of the Indian state — Prime Minister Narendra Modi, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar, Indian diplomats and officials — and amplified by major Indian media and Hindutva-aligned networks.
The Edmonton Gurdwara attack makes those warnings impossible to ignore.
Pannun stated:
“When Modi, Jaishankar, Indian diplomats and their media echo chamber repeatedly portray Canadian Sikhs and Khalistan supporters as ‘terrorists’ and ‘extremists,’ they create an information environment capable of turning political propaganda into radicalization and radicalization into violence.”
SFJ calls upon the Carney Government, RCMP, CSIS and Edmonton Police to investigate the attacker’s digital footprint, social-media activity and ideological influences to determine whether India-originated anti-sikh propaganda and its amplification in Canada contributed to the radicalization of the attacker.
“Who radicalized the Edmonton Gurdwara attacker? What propaganda did he consume? Canadian authorities must investigate whether the Modi regime’s sustained ‘Sikh = Terrorist’ narrative played any role in the attacker’s radicalization,” Pannun stated.
As part of its global campaign, SFJ is organizing the next Khalistan Referendum voting in Edmonton, Alberta, on 18 October 2026, where Canadian Sikhs will be asked to vote on the sovereignty question:
“Should Indian-Governed Punjab Be an Independent Country?”
KHALISTAN RALLY
23 AUGUST | 10:00 AM
Cloverdale Millennium Amphitheatre
Surrey, B.C.
MODI’S INDIA
KILLING CANADIANS
Yet supporters of India’s Modi government gather to celebrate “India Day” in Canada.
WHAT ARE MODI GOVERNMENT SUPPORTERS CELEBRATING?
TRANSNATIONAL REPRESSION?
ASSASSINATION PLOTS?
📍17728 64 Ave, Surrey, BC V3S 1Z2
🇨🇦 CANADA MUST DEFEND OUR SIKH ALLIES
Canada must protect Sikh citizens, temples and activists from intimidation, political violence and foreign interference.
The RCMP has previously alleged links between agents of the Indian government and violent criminal activity targeting members of Canada’s South Asian community, particularly people associated with the pro-Khalistan movement. India denies those allegations.
That makes one principle absolutely clear:
No foreign government has the right to export political violence onto Canadian soil.
I call on Canada to:
🇨🇦 Protect Sikh communities and places of worship.
🔎 Investigate every attack thoroughly.
⚖️ Prosecute everyone involved in foreign-state violence.
🛡️ Expose and dismantle foreign intimidation networks.
🤝 Stand firmly with Sikhs threatened for their political views.
This does not mean blaming Hindus or Indians collectively. It means holding governments, officials and violent networks accountable when evidence establishes responsibility.
Canadian sovereignty is not negotiable.
Sikh lives are not negotiable.
Foreign state terrorism must be confronted.
#Canada #Sikhs #Sikh #Punjab #Khalistan #India #ForeignInterference #HumanRights #RuleOfLaw #CanadianSovereignty #StandWithSikhs #PaxEuropeana
WHISTLEBLOWER MANINDER GILL:
Senior Brigadier-Level Officer Spoke of “Shooting” Khalistan Activists (Manjinder Singh & Narinder Singh Randhawa) Inside Vancouver Indian Consulate on 15th August
While emphasizing why the recent “Duty to Warn” notices are serious, Maninder Gill, a prominent Indo-Canadian, in a radio interview with Jasbir Romana, recounted a statement allegedly made inside the Vancouver Indian Consulate on 15 August, while Manjinder Singh and Narinder Singh Randhawa were leading a pro-Khalistan rally outside:
“A senior Brigadier-level officer was saying, ‘From my heart, I feel like shooting [Manjinder] — these kinds of people…’ That is what he was saying inside the Indian Consulate.”
“The RCMP must immediately investigate Maninder Gill’s disclosure that a senior Indian Army Brigadier-level officer spoke inside the Vancouver Indian Consulate of ‘shooting’ Khalistan activists Manjinder Singh and Narinder Singh Randhawa. This disclosure is particularly alarming because both men have already received RCMP ‘Duty to Warn’ notices over credible threats to their lives. Canadian authorities must determine who the officer was, what exactly was said, whether the statement reflected an operational intent, and whether there is any connection to the threats that subsequently triggered the RCMP warnings.”
— Gurpatwant Singh Pannun
General Counsel, Sikhs For Justice (SFJ)
MODI REGIME’S BULLETS CANNOT SILENCE THE BALLOT
“Death threats and assassination attempts by India’s Modi regime cannot stop us from organizing the next Khalistan Referendum.”
Manjinder Singh Abbotsford
Narinder Singh Randhawa
18 OCTOBER 2026
EDMONTON, ALBERTA — CANADA
Voice for Justice Raised in Vancouver Over Shaheed Jathedar Hardeep Singh Nijjar Murder Case; Serious Questions Also Raised Over Safety of Sikh Activists
Canadian Sikh activist has been issued a "duty to warn" letter, casting further doubt on the @MarkJCarney government's claims that it has dealt with the issue of Indian 🇮🇳 government foreign interference and transnational repression
The whole segment of foreign interference is not just sending agents into a country and trying to politicise policymaking, but creating social unrest, making neighbours hate each other just because of how they look, how they dress, or how they speak.
7/n
President Trump says no more tariffs for American farmers goods into Canada. Manufacturers will also be thrilled, according to POTUS.
"We've come to a deal with Canada"🇨🇦 🇺🇸
“And if the bullet is the ending for me, I’m glad to take that bullet. But nothing will stop me from this campaign.” — Inderjeet Singh Gosal
Coordinator, Khalistan Referendum
Gosal said in an interview from Caledon on Tuesday that the movement is peaceful and does not condone violence, adding that the threats will not change plans for the next Khalistan Referendum, to be held in Edmonton in October.
https://t.co/odW56ltnRu
WHY
SFJ General Counsel Announced Readiness for “Sikh Homeland Security” (SHS) — a UN-Backed Defensive Force — to PROTECT the Sikh Community Facing Existential Threat Through “THREE WAR ZONES” in Modi’s India.
AND NOW
Khalistan Referendum Activists Are Facing “CREDIBLE, SERIOUS & IMMINENT” THREATS TO LIFE IN CANADA FROM INDIA’S MODI GOVERNMENT
RCMP ISSUES “DUTY TO WARN” NOTICES TO SHAHEED NIJJAR’S ASSOCIATES — B.C. ACTIVISTS FACE LIFE THREATS
In a major escalation of India’s transnational threats against Canadian activists, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) have issued separate “Duty to Warn” notices to three Khalistan Referendum activists, citing “credible, serious, and imminent” threats to their lives.
https://t.co/GjxFf2DaSr
All three individuals are close associates of Shaheed Hardeep Singh Nijjar, the Canadian coordinator for the Punjab Independence referendum who was assassinated in Surrey, B.C., in June 2023.
The RCMP “Duty to Warn” notices span two provinces, detailing imminent and credible threats to Khalistan Referendum activists operating on both the West Coast and East Coast of Canada.
BRITISH COLUMBIA:
On Thursday, 13 August 2026, RCMP executed dual life-threat interventions against high-profile British Columbia-based organizers, indicating a coordinated escalation of risk in the province.
Manjinder Singh (Abbotsford, B.C.)
Three RCMP officers visited the residence of Manjinder Singh to deliver a formal, written warning detailing an immediate, elevated threat to his life.
Singh is a prominent Khalistan Referendum activist and the principal organizer behind the monthly “Shutdown India’s Terror House” rallies staged directly outside the Indian Consulate in Vancouver under the banner “Team Shaheed Nijjar”.
Shutdown Terror House rallies are held on the 18th of every single month to mark the exact date of Shaheed Nijjar’s assassination.
Undeterred by the physical security warning as he prepared for his 38th consecutive monthly consulate rally on 18 August, Manjinder Singh stated:
“Death threats will not stop the Punjab Independence referendum or our ongoing Shutdown Terror House rallies. I remain unshakeably committed to the cause of Punjab independence through the democratic referendum process—the very cause for which Shaheed Hardeep Singh Nijjar laid down his life.”
Narinder Singh Randhawa (Surrey)
Simultaneously, a second key Khalistan Referendum activist, Narinder Singh Randhawa, was served his second formal “Duty to Warn” notice by the RCMP.
An officer contacted Randhawa via telephone while he was actively on the ground in Indianapolis, Indiana, coordinating the 16 August U.S. Punjab Independence referendum voting.
RCMP call marks the second life-threat intervention for Randhawa, who was previously issued his first formal DTW notice by Canadian authorities in April 2026.
ONTARIO: COORDINATOR OFFERED WITNESS PROTECTION AFTER “IMMINENT” THREAT DETECTED
Inderjeet Singh Gosal (Caledon, O.N.)
On 14th August The RCMP served a formal, written “Duty to Warn” notice to Inderjeet Singh Gosal, Khalistan Referendum coordinator for Canada.
The RCMP DTW notice advised Gosal that police had determined a threat made against his life was “credible, serious, and imminent”.
Witness Protection Offer
Citing the severe nature of the active threat, RCMP officially offered Gosal assistance and immediate entry into the Government of Canada’s Witness Protection Program. Gosal formally declined the relocation protocol.
Gosal, who stepped into a prominent national leadership role of organizing Khalistan Referendum following Shaheed Nijjar’s assassination and whose Brampton property was previously hit by gunfire in February 2024, issued a defiant response:
“I appreciate the RCMP for informing me about these active threats to my life. But I would rather take India’s bullet than stop campaigning as a Khalistan Referendum activist.”
“The Punjab Independence Referendum is a peaceful, democratic exercise that the Modi regime is attempting to suppress, but I will not be deterred. I will continue organizing the 18 October Referendum in Alberta.”
SFJ GENERAL COUNSEL GURPATWANT SINGH PANNUN
Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) General Counsel Gurpatwant Singh Pannun stated:
“The synchronized August 13 RCMP warnings in British Columbia, paired with the August 14 witness protection ultimatum given to Punjab Independence referendum Coordinator and activists, prove that the Modi regime’s extrajudicial targeting machinery operating under diplomatic immunity from Indian consulates remains fully active across Canada,” Pannun stated.
How can the Carney government justify expanding business and diplomatic engagement with India while the Modi regime continues to target Canadian citizens on Canadian soil?
Khalistan Referendum activist will not be intimidated into silence.
“The Khalistan ballot will continue to answer Modi Regime’s bullets.” Stated Pannun.