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This is US official Bethany Morrison
She is saying “Mission India is one of largest and biggest missions , second biggest and it’s not a co incidence
PM Modi, 3 Cabinet ministers in his govt and 150 civil servants have visited USA to be part of US govt sponsored programs”
What is mission India? To make India US colony and control its people, its resources to benefit US.
What did they do to achieve this? They trained Indian leaders on their money and made sure they get into power position and deliver for them
If Indians still cannot see the truth who is actually backed by CIA deep state , then god save them.
@dhruv_rathee You r totally unaware about Punjab’s reality. Even the appointment of these MPs was wrong. They never represented Punjab. It hardly matters whether they r in AAP or BJP. AAP does exactly same in Punjab, what BJP does in center. R u aware?
@shuvmajumdar How is it different from shooting Gandhi’s effigy? What action have u taken in India. Why u expect it should be allowed in India but not in Canada?
On October 1, 2025, Bhai Moninder Singh delivered a formal statement on behalf of the Sikh Federation @SikhFedIntl at the UN Human Rights Council @UNHumanRights during General Debate on the Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action.
This statement exposed India’s ongoing campaign of repression against Sikhs including arbitrary detention, torture, extrajudicial killings, and transnational attacks on activists—while highlighting how India’s actions are pushing the region toward inevitable resistance and renewed conflict. Moninder Singh highlighted how India’s Home Affairs Minister Amit Shah has been identified as the architect of transnational attacks targeting Sikh activists in exile.
By countering India’s propaganda with reality, Sikh voices are making clear that justice, peace, and stability in South Asia can only be secured through the recognition of the Sikh right to self-determination and the establishment of an independent Khalistan. @hrw@amnesty@UN
The Butcher vs. The Valiant | Part 2 - The Story of Punjab 1995
On September 6th, we honour the sacrifice of Shaheed Bhai Jaswant Singh Khalra and his pursuit to truth and seva.
This video tells the story of two opposing figures in one of Punjab’s darkest chapter: K.P.S. Gill, the state’s powerful, controversial police chief, and Bhai Jaswant Singh Khalra, the human rights defender who exposed the murders of 25,000 Sikhs orchestrated by the Indian government.
In 1995, Khalra’s fearless pursuit of truth led to his abduction and disappearance - an atrocity that exposed the brutality of state repression. Through archival footage, we revisit a battle between fear and courage, silence and truth, oppression and justice.
Bhai Khalra talked about being a single candle which would fight the darkness. With his inspiration, countless more candles have been lit and will continue to burn until the darkness is finally dispelled.