Labor Party Rejects Candidature Of Pro-Khalistan Leader

Labor Party rejects the candidature of pro-Khalistan leader, Dabinderjit accused of having links with terrorists.

Keer Starmer, leader of the opposition Labor Party in Britain, has canceled the decision to make Dabinderjit Singh Sidhu the party’s candidate.

Dabinderjit is considered a pro-Khalistan separatist. He is also accused of having a relationship with terrorists. Davinder has denied the charge against him.

The name was removed from the list announced to be the representative of the Labor Party in Parliament

According to the Daily Mail report, Dabinderjit Singh, who was associated with the demand to create a separate Khalistan nation in India.

He was among the six names announced to be the representative of the Labor Party in Parliament, but party leader Keer Starmer removed him from that list.

The move was taken following a security suggestion by the House of Lords Appointments Commission.

Dabinderjeet was a member of the banned organization.

According to Labor Party sources, information regarding Dabinder was also received that he was a member of the International Sikh Youth Federation (ISYF) in 2008.

The organization was banned following a Home Ministry warns. The warning said that members of this organization could threaten national security.

A Labor MP said – Dabinder’s case should be dealt with

After receiving this information, a Labor Party MP who knew Dabinder said, his (Dabinder’s) case should be dealt with toughness. While a friend of Dabinder denied being a member of his ISYF.

Said that he peacefully supports the movement for Khalistan and not violently. Sikh Federation UK condemns hateful propaganda against Davinder

Pashtuns protest outside US Ambassador home to Pakistan, slogans against Imran government

People protested outside the home of the Pakistani Ambassador to Washington DC on Saturday against the human rights violations of the Pashtun people in Pakistan.

During this demonstration organized by the Pashtun Tehfuz Movement (PTM), a 350-mile long march from New York to Washington DC was also reported.

Explain that the protest was due to the arrest of two PTM members. The two leaders were arrested for participating in protests in Peshawar.