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  1. Something is seriously SERIOUSLY wrong with West Midlands Police at the highest level. It is abundantly clear that they are doing the Indian Government and Punjab Police's evil bidding on their behalf on these shores. I salute those young Sikhs that bravely confronted them at the Handsworth Nagar Kirtan a few months ago and threw them out of local Gurdwaras where they were attempting to go on a recruitment campaign but........buried yesterday on one of the Charity Commission's online webpages was truly disturbing news. The Charity Commission stated that West Midlands police approached the charity commission around October last year (around the same time that the Indian Government / Punjab Police asked West Midlands police to raid the homes of Sikhs) and asked that they fully investigate all source of funds going to Sikh Youth UK. The Charity Commission yesterday decided that a full investigation into Sikh funds would now begin. If you're wondering what yesterday was then....it was day 1 of our demonization as a community. Always remember that date but, more importantly, always remember what West Midlands Police, at the highest level, is doing to the Sikhs. All contact / co-operation between the Sikhs and West Midlands Police must stop immediately and any Sikh that works for that despicable group of rozzers https://www.gov.uk/government/news/commission-announces-inquiry-into-funds-connected-with-sikh-youth-uk
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