Farmers Protest: Pro Khalistan Islamic Anti India Elements Active in Farmers Agitation

New Delhi: If the pattern is looked at, then the anti-Modi government atmosphere at home and abroad against the Citizenship Amendment Act and agricultural laws gives a dangerous signal. The support of all opposition parties, including the Congress, to the peasants on the border of Delhi. Guided in support of the movement of foreign nations amid the call for Bharat bandh and exhorted PM Narendra Modi. Anti-India slogans in the guise of the peasant movement in many countries. This shows that the opposition is ready to do so to bake political rot in the fire of opposition, especially PM Modi, which will give strength to anti-India forces.

The stronghold of the supporters of Khalistan Canada is the first thing to be talked about in Canada. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau supported the peasant movement citing human rights. Trudeau was adamant on his statement even after the Canadian High Commissioner was summoned by the Indian Foreign Ministry and warned to give demarche and have a far-reaching impact on bilateral relations. It can be believed that Trudeau had to take this stand under pressure from Sikh leaders of Indian origin in Canada. It is a different matter that the same Trudeau has been against the subsidy of farmers including MSP.

If you want to understand the reality of Justin Trudeau’s impudence, then consider it. BJP’s foreign affairs in-charge Vijay Chauthaiwale tweeted, “He (Canada) opposes the import restrictions imposed to save India’s farmers.” India’s agricultural policies Canada raised questions in the WTO and this is evidence of the fact that Canada’s concern for the real betterment of India’s farmers and agricultural producers is so low.

There is no need to forget that anti-India forces are active in Britain too. Canada is a stronghold of Khalistan supporters. This is the main reason for raising suspicion that at the instigation of Pakistan, the supporters of Khalistan are not playing with the feelings of the farmers of Punjab under the guise of the peasant movement. After Canada, it comes to Britain, where Sikhs live in large numbers. There too, rallies were held in support of the farmer movement. On the lines of Canada itself, the number of Khalistan supporters in London is also considerable. The Referendum 2020 also caught on. There was a fierce scene in London against the CAA too.

The anti-India slogans at a London rally, however, saw many people arrested by Scotland Yard Police during a demonstration in central London on Sunday in support of farmers agitating against agricultural laws outside the Indian High Commission. Scotland Yard had warned outside the Indian High Commission before protesters gathered from different parts of Britain. The protest consisted mainly of British Sikhs holding placards with messages like ‘Justice for Farmers’ written on them. It is a different matter that the placards were pro-farmer in this demonstration, but some language was lashing out with anti-India slogans.

Trying to provoke provocative speeches , a spokesperson of the Indian High Commission bluntly said that it soon became clear that the anti-India separatists were being led by the people, who in the name of supporting the farmers’ demonstrations in India Drove. He said that the protest is an internal matter of India and the Government of India is talking to the protesters. It is clear that our own leaders are issuing provocative statements to the forces of anti-India.

The CAA was also supported by these organizations, the farmers agitating against the agricultural law have the support of about 30 more farmers unions, which are more or less leading the farmer movement. The Kisan Union, which is handling the Kisan agitation, has also supported the unarmed apprehension movement against the CAA in Shaheen Bagh last year, which was instigated by the Muslims for being anti-Muslim. The way farmers unions are adamant about repealing the law reminds us of the barren CAA movement, where this scene was more or less the same.

Our leaders, who are giving fertilizers and water to the forces of anti-India, are the reason that there is enough reason to believe that anti-social elements have entered the peaceful movement of the farmers, which is being followed by slogans in support of Khalistan. This slogan undoubtedly ends the importance of movement in a country of democratic convention. One reason is also that the attitude the farmers union is adopting in talks with the government, it does not appear to end the movement soon. The alleged farmers themselves have disclosed their preparations to drag the movement for six months long, in which it was claimed that they had gone out of the movement after taking ration for several months.

Pakistan’s Kashmir-Khalistan terrorist policy
There are many reasons to point fingers at the forces of Pakistan or anti-India in such a situation. First of all, let us assume that the Pakistan Army and Intelligence under the leadership of Imran Government are engaged in giving a fresh edge to Pakistan’s decades-old ‘K-2’ (Kashmir-Khalistan) terrorist policy. Note that when farmers rallies in India can have placards and slogans in support of Khalistan, then who can stop it in Canada and London. The problem is that the leaders supporting the farmers are ignoring this. On Monday too, Delhi Police has succeeded in arresting five terrorists associated with Khalistan-Islamic organizations. Does this arrest not show that under the guise of the peasant movement, anti-India forces are straightening their owls…