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Indian PM asked Canada to curb ‘anti-India’ activities of Sikhs residing there

April 13, 2010 | By Tejashdeep Singh

Canada (April 13, 2010): India’s  first ‘Sikh Prime Minister’ Dr. Manmohan Singh met his Canadian counterpart and asked Canada to monitor activities of Sikhs residing there, who, according to India, are working against the interests of India.

Manmohan Singh was chosen to be the Prime Minister of India by the Congress party, which organized mass level of massacre of Sikhs in June and November 1984, in Punjab and Delhi & about 22 other major cities of India, respectably. Victims of  this holocaust, which is remembered as third holocaust of Sikh history, are still waiting for justice; while culprits, who belong to Manmohan’s Party, are roaming free; rather many of them are awarded with ministries by the ‘Sikh PM’ and his party.

Today, in his 30 minutes meeting with Canadian PM, Stephen Harper, Manmohan Singh conveyed his concerns over the surge in activities of Sikh separatists in Canada. Manmohan Singh conveyed India’s continuing concerns over the activities of organisations banned by India in that country, Vishnu Prakash, the spokesperson of India’s external affairs ministry, told journalists here after the talks. Manmohan Singh hoped that the activities of these organisations will be monitored and curbed, said Prakash.

“Manmohan Singh once again has showed that he has no concerns over Sikh issues and injustices done to Sikhs by Indian State. He is just a puppet of Congress party.” said a representative of Sikh Federation, while talking to SikhSiyasat.

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