Banned Khalistani terror outfit Sikhs For Justice (SFJ) has endorsed Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s recent remarks about the religious freedom of Sikh community in India.
Gandhi’s comments during an event in Washington DC have sparked a fresh controversy Speaking at the event, Gandhi stated, “Fight in India is whether a Sikh will be allowed to wear turban and kada, go to gurdwara.”
He has issued below statement:
“While addressing the gathering in Washington DC where many pro Khalistan Sikhs were in attendance, Rahul Gandhi justified SFJ’s global Khalistan Referendum campaign when he stated: “Fight in India is whether a Sikh will be allowed to wear turban and kada, go to gurudwara’.
Rahul’s statement on “existential threat to Sikhs in India” is not only bold and pioneering but is also firmly grounded in the factual history of what Sikhs have been facing under successive regimes in India since 1947 and also corroborates SFJ’s stance on the justification for Punjab Independence Referendum to establish Sikh homeland Khalistan”
Gandhi is currently on a four-day tour of the United States. He began his visit in Dallas on Saturday, followed by his arrival in Washington DC on Monday.
