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Journalist Mandeep Singh interviewed a UK-based Sikh activist who compiled a report on that activist’s death. This interview delves deeply into the allegations of Indian interference in Sikh affairs in the UK and examines the cooperation between British and Indian authorities.
Sikh Canadian lawyer Prabjot Singh who had cross-examined the then Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and other Canandian officials during the hearings of Foreign Interference Commission, recently attended a Human Rights session by UN's Human Rights Council in Hague. Later he participated in 41th National Conference held by the Sikh Federation UK on 28th September 2025.
On this occasion, Bhai Kanwaljit Singh (Punjabi Department, Sri Guru Angad Dev College, Khadoor Sahib) shared his thoughts on the unparalleled bravery displayed by Sikhs throughout history, especially in the face of adversity.
To analyze this recent development—its causes and potential consequences—journalist Mandeep Singh spoke with Prabjot Singh of the Sikh Federation Canada. A lawyer by profession, Prabjot Singh represented the organization before the Foreign Interference Commission established by the Canadian government.
The situation in South Asia is evolving rapidly, especially in light of the changing security dynamics between India and Pakistan. On June 1, the Punjab unit of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) paid tribute to the Sikh martyrs of the Teeja Ghallughara, a gesture that starkly contrasted with the BJP’s earlier stance on this historical tragedy.
In January 2014, declassified UK government documents released under the 30-year rule confirmed long-held suspicions within the Sikh community: that foreign governments, including the Margaret Thatcher-led British government, were involved in the Indian Army’s June 1984 military assault on Sikh Gurdwaras across Punjab and neighboring states.
In its latest report, the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) has raised concerns over the worsening state of religious freedom and the growing persecution of minorities in India. The report specifically highlights the Indian government's transnational repression of the Sikh diaspora, particularly in the United States and Canada.
The Sikh diaspora in the UK has been established for a long time and remains politically active. They advocate for issues affecting Sikhs, both within the UK and globally, including the Sikh community in East Punjab and India.
In a time of rapid global shifts, the Sikh diaspora across Canada, the USA, the UK, Europe, and Australia is facing a critical moment. As tensions rise between major powers, particularly with the ongoing diplomatic challenges between Canada, the USA, and India over issues affecting Sikhs, it is essential to understand the broader implications.

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