Is You Labour Mp Funding Modi's Popstar Welcome Party In Wembley Stadium?

[TyrionLanister]

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Intelreports-indicate-radicalization-of-UK-Sikhs-Modi-moots-talks-with-Cameron/articleshow/49757455.cms

NEW DELHI: Radical Sikh outfits are not only holding ideological indoctrination sessions at UK gurdwaras for young members of the Sikh diaspora, but are also giving them live demonstrations on how to make improvised explosive device (IEDs) with commonly available chemicals, claim intelligence inputs shared with the government here.

The intelligence reports say Avtar Singh Khanda, vice president of Shiromani Akali Dal (Mann) and a close aide of terrorist Jagtar Singh Hawara, and Babbar Khalsa International-UK's Paramjit Singh Pamma are planning to hold theoretical radicalisation training classes for the Sikh youth, where they will also be trained to assemble IEDs with locally available chemicals. Such classes were earlier conducted in Guru Nanak Gurdwara, Spark Hill, Stratford, Birmingham (December 2014) and Gurdwara Singh Sabha, Glasgow (January 2015).

Modi is expected to take up the issue of presence and anti-India activities of radical Sikh groups based in UK, apparently with the backing of Pakistan's ISI, with British counterpart David Cameron during his UK visit starting Thursday. He will draw attention of the UK authorities to alleged fund-raising by radicals belonging to banned outfits like BKI, International Sikh Youth Federation and Khalistan Zindabad Force during meetings of the Sikh diaspora. These funds are reportedly sent to intermediaries based in Punjab and Pakistan, as per intelligence reports.

India is also concerned at the creation of the Miri Piri Foundation on July 31 which has declared the creation of Khalistan as its primary goal. More recently on September 20, the annual convention of Sikh Federation-UK (SFUK) held at a gurdwara in Wolverhampton (West Midlands) declared the establishment of Khalistan as its mission. An amount of £97,750 was collected by SFUK in donations.

Modi is also expected to register India's concerns and objections to some pro-Khalistan TV channels operating in the UK. These include Sikh Channel and Sangat TV, both of which like France-based Star Live, are allegedly controlled by Sikh radicals and known to indulge in anti-India tirade. Sikh channel and Sangat TV had tried to incite young Sikhs by repeatedly covering an incident in Jammu dated June 4 that saw one Sikh youth killed in police firing.
Intelligence reports say the owner of Sikh Channel had given approximately £2,500 to the Pakistan-based chief of Dal Khalsa International.

Incidentally, BKI also runs an Internet radio called Babbar Khalsa Radio, which reportedly glorifies slain Khalistani militants.

Modi's ongoing visit to the UK is being opposed by local Sikh radical groups, which are planning protests at proposed venues such as 10 Downing Street, Parliament Square, Indian High Commission, Wembley Stadium, Cambridge/Oxford University, the hotel where the Indian Prime Minister will be staying as well as the Hindu temple he plans to visit, besides the airport.

A UK-based NGO, Aawaz Network, has created a Twitter page and Google Plus page in the name of Dal Khalsa-UK to mobilise people for anti-Modi protests. The demonstrators are likely to protest outside Wembley Stadium on Friday.

[simran345]

Why is ‪#‎ModiNotWelcome‬ and why do many British people who are from minority communities in India not join in ‪#‎UKwelcomesModi‬? Tomorrow the BBC Asian Network will be holding a live debate from Wembley Stadium from 3-4pm. Everythings 13 - Basics of Sikhi will be on the panel discussing why Sikhs in the UK do not welcome Modi and why others shouldn't either. Here in the UK, we have the freedom to express our opinion and have to act as a voice for those who have been silenced. We're in solidarity with the protest taking outside.

Please take the time to read this very well researched article by Narvir Singh on Naujawani.com ‪#‎SikhLivesMatter‬ ‪#‎ArmYourselfWithKnowledge‬

[jkvlondon]

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Intelreports-indicate-radicalization-of-UK-Sikhs-Modi-moots-talks-with-Cameron/articleshow/49757455.cms

NEW DELHI: Radical Sikh outfits are not only holding ideological indoctrination sessions at UK gurdwaras for young members of the Sikh diaspora, but are also giving them live demonstrations on how to make improvised explosive device (IEDs) with commonly available chemicals, claim intelligence inputs shared with the government here.

The intelligence reports say Avtar Singh Khanda, vice president of Shiromani Akali Dal (Mann) and a close aide of terrorist Jagtar Singh Hawara, and Babbar Khalsa International-UK's Paramjit Singh Pamma are planning to hold theoretical radicalisation training classes for the Sikh youth, where they will also be trained to assemble IEDs with locally available chemicals. Such classes were earlier conducted in Guru Nanak Gurdwara, Spark Hill, Stratford, Birmingham (December 2014) and Gurdwara Singh Sabha, Glasgow (January 2015).

Modi is expected to take up the issue of presence and anti-India activities of radical Sikh groups based in UK, apparently with the backing of Pakistan's ISI, with British counterpart David Cameron during his UK visit starting Thursday. He will draw attention of the UK authorities to alleged fund-raising by radicals belonging to banned outfits like BKI, International Sikh Youth Federation and Khalistan Zindabad Force during meetings of the Sikh diaspora. These funds are reportedly sent to intermediaries based in Punjab and Pakistan, as per intelligence reports.

India is also concerned at the creation of the Miri Piri Foundation on July 31 which has declared the creation of Khalistan as its primary goal. More recently on September 20, the annual convention of Sikh Federation-UK (SFUK) held at a gurdwara in Wolverhampton (West Midlands) declared the establishment of Khalistan as its mission. An amount of £97,750 was collected by SFUK in donations.

Modi is also expected to register India's concerns and objections to some pro-Khalistan TV channels operating in the UK. These include Sikh Channel and Sangat TV, both of which like France-based Star Live, are allegedly controlled by Sikh radicals and known to indulge in anti-India tirade. Sikh channel and Sangat TV had tried to incite young Sikhs by repeatedly covering an incident in Jammu dated June 4 that saw one Sikh youth killed in police firing.

Intelligence reports say the owner of Sikh Channel had given approximately £2,500 to the Pakistan-based chief of Dal Khalsa International.

Incidentally, BKI also runs an Internet radio called Babbar Khalsa Radio, which reportedly glorifies slain Khalistani militants.

Modi's ongoing visit to the UK is being opposed by local Sikh radical groups, which are planning protests at proposed venues such as 10 Downing Street, Parliament Square, Indian High Commission, Wembley Stadium, Cambridge/Oxford University, the hotel where the Indian Prime Minister will be staying as well as the Hindu temple he plans to visit, besides the airport.

A UK-based NGO, Aawaz Network, has created a Twitter page and Google Plus page in the name of Dal Khalsa-UK to mobilise people for anti-Modi protests. The demonstrators are likely to protest outside Wembley Stadium on Friday.

ja avda halkiya muh chappard'ch ja ke dhoh ke aa phir gal kar ... you are mad , RABID there are no radical sikh groups just RADICAL SIKH GURUS ..live with it , we are not brought up to be slaves of your or any nation

[simran345]

And no prizes for guessing who's published this. ?

[jkvlondon]

should question sparkhill Gurdwara about the commando units getting trained there ...after the bibian have their cha pani ....really you can see just how stupid they think their readers are ...HEY FOLKS TIMES OF INDIA BELIEVE THAT YOU ARE BRAINDEAD!!!

[StarStriker]

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Intelreports-indicate-radicalization-of-UK-Sikhs-Modi-moots-talks-with-Cameron/articleshow/49757455.cms

NEW DELHI: Radical Sikh outfits are not only holding ideological indoctrination sessions at UK gurdwaras for young members of the Sikh diaspora, but are also giving them live demonstrations on how to make improvised explosive device (IEDs) with commonly available chemicals, claim intelligence inputs shared with the government here.

The intelligence reports say Avtar Singh Khanda, vice president of Shiromani Akali Dal (Mann) and a close aide of terrorist Jagtar Singh Hawara, and Babbar Khalsa International-UK's Paramjit Singh Pamma are planning to hold theoretical radicalisation training classes for the Sikh youth, where they will also be trained to assemble IEDs with locally available chemicals. Such classes were earlier conducted in Guru Nanak Gurdwara, Spark Hill, Stratford, Birmingham (December 2014) and Gurdwara Singh Sabha, Glasgow (January 2015).

Modi is expected to take up the issue of presence and anti-India activities of radical Sikh groups based in UK, apparently with the backing of Pakistan's ISI, with British counterpart David Cameron during his UK visit starting Thursday. He will draw attention of the UK authorities to alleged fund-raising by radicals belonging to banned outfits like BKI, International Sikh Youth Federation and Khalistan Zindabad Force during meetings of the Sikh diaspora. These funds are reportedly sent to intermediaries based in Punjab and Pakistan, as per intelligence reports.

India is also concerned at the creation of the Miri Piri Foundation on July 31 which has declared the creation of Khalistan as its primary goal. More recently on September 20, the annual convention of Sikh Federation-UK (SFUK) held at a gurdwara in Wolverhampton (West Midlands) declared the establishment of Khalistan as its mission. An amount of £97,750 was collected by SFUK in donations.

Modi is also expected to register India's concerns and objections to some pro-Khalistan TV channels operating in the UK. These include Sikh Channel and Sangat TV, both of which like France-based Star Live, are allegedly controlled by Sikh radicals and known to indulge in anti-India tirade. Sikh channel and Sangat TV had tried to incite young Sikhs by repeatedly covering an incident in Jammu dated June 4 that saw one Sikh youth killed in police firing.

Intelligence reports say the owner of Sikh Channel had given approximately £2,500 to the Pakistan-based chief of Dal Khalsa International.

Incidentally, BKI also runs an Internet radio called Babbar Khalsa Radio, which reportedly glorifies slain Khalistani militants.

Modi's ongoing visit to the UK is being opposed by local Sikh radical groups, which are planning protests at proposed venues such as 10 Downing Street, Parliament Square, Indian High Commission, Wembley Stadium, Cambridge/Oxford University, the hotel where the Indian Prime Minister will be staying as well as the Hindu temple he plans to visit, besides the airport.

A UK-based NGO, Aawaz Network, has created a Twitter page and Google Plus page in the name of Dal Khalsa-UK to mobilise people for anti-Modi protests. The demonstrators are likely to protest outside Wembley Stadium on Friday.

This is further proof, u r a m0r0n, who looks like a complete tw@t now on this site. First of we r not like the sikhs of india, who r thick/dumb, to the point we would EVER accept articles like this! This article, and the indian media r a JOKE and anti-sikh anyways. I mean this is the same media, who sed khalistanis from pakistan r planning on invading gujarat coast with a scuba-aqua terrorist attack, HAAAAAAA. Now we have sikhs who r being trained with explosives in uk gurdwaras? HAAAAAA, geezer u been drinkin too much cow p!ss, jus like most of ur fellows back home.

[lsingh]

These were the Indian papers that printed false stories about Sikhs killing Hindus, poisoning Delhi water supply etc in Nov 84 to stir people up.