Khalistani activists stage massive protests outside Indian embassy in UK
London : Khalistani activists and members of the Sikh diaspora staged a powerful protest outside the Indian Embassy in the United Kingdom, strongly exposing Indian state atrocities and the continued occupation of Punjab.
According to reports, the protesters raised slogans against Indian oppression and held placards highlighting the Indian Army’s genocide against the Sikh nation. They condemned the 1984 Sikh Genocide, including Operation Blue Star and the subsequent mass killings, and demanded justice for the thousands of Sikhs martyred by Indian forces.
The demonstrators also highlighted the ongoing repression in Indian-occupied Punjab, including fake encounters, custodial torture, and denial of basic rights to the Sikh people. Chants of “Khalistan Zindabad” and strong anti-India slogans echoed outside the embassy as protesters demanded an independent Sikh homeland.
The protest has been widely appreciated by Sikh communities across the world, with many hailing it as a bold and courageous stand against Indian state terrorism.
Khalistani leaders and activists have vowed to continue such demonstrations globally until the Sikh nation achieves its legitimate goal of self-determination and freedom from Indian occupation.
