Pakistani and Sikh Communities Stage Massive Protest in London Against India’s Aggressive Policies

LONDON – In a powerful display of solidarity, members of the Pakistani and Sikh communities held a large-scale protest outside the Indian High Commission in London, condemning India’s recent aggression and extremist policies. The demonstrators slammed India’s actions following the Pahalgam attack in Indian-administered Kashmir and called for a stronger global response to ongoing human rights violations.

Key Highlights of the Protest:

• Sikh Leadership at the Forefront: Sikh protesters waved “Khalistan” flags and chanted slogans like “Ban ke rahega Khalistan, hum le ke rahenge Khalistan” (Khalistan will be formed, we will take it).
• Condemnation of RSS Extremists: Sikh leaders criticized the arrival of RSS-affiliated activists in the UK, accusing them of inciting violence. They demanded the British government revoke their visas and deport them immediately.
• Appeal to the UK Government: Protesters urged Britain to uphold freedom of speech and human rights, take a firm stance against India’s extremist policies, and pressure New Delhi to respect Kashmiri and Sikh rights.

Global Call for Justice

The demonstrators emphasized that the UK must reassess its diplomatic ties with India, ensuring that human rights and democratic values remain central to bilateral relations. They also called for international intervention to address India’s repressive measures in Kashmir and its crackdown on minority rights.

Why This Matters

• Rising Sikh Activism: The protest highlights growing Sikh resistance against India’s policies, particularly the demand for Khalistan.
• UK’s Diplomatic Dilemma: Britain faces pressure to balance its India-UK relations with its commitment to human rights.
• Global Human Rights Concerns: The event underscores the need for the international community to hold India accountable for its extremist Hindutva agenda.