LONDON: British Sikh Peer said that the secretary of the house in the UK Priti Patel “Right” to say during a speech to the think tank tank “SIKH separatist extremism has caused big tension in recent years.” The video of the speech made for the Heritage Foundation in Washington last November recently appeared on Twitter, with several Sikh criticizing it for putting Sikh’s extremism with Daesh and Hamas as a threat of security faced by Britain and the United States.
But Lord Rami Ranger, a colleague at the House of Lords and the Chairman of the British Sikh Association, said that as a British home secretary, Patel “was true to ensure England had never been launchpad for terrorists”.
“Every British citizen who has taken an oath of alignment to His Majesty, the Queen must be loyal and work hard to become an asset for the nation.
Involved in criminal activities against any country can be punished by law.
With new national bills, they can be expelled from the country And stripped of their citizenship, “he said.
Ranger urges “Anti-India Sikh” to be like a Gurus Sikh “committed to their mother India and pays the highest sacrifice to preserve ancient Indian civilization”.
“Anti-India Sikh must learn from Kashmir’s guerrillas that have terrorized their fellow Kashmir for three decades and did not get anything other than blocking the progress of Kashmir along with causing death and destruction to their fellow citizens,” he added Ranger.
He showed that the current BJP government had nothing to do with the situation in 1984, and that there were no prime ministers who promote the life and teachings of Sikh Gurus at the previous national and international level.
“Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi has been out of the way to support Sikh.
Kartarpur Corridor is a good example and withdrawal of other agricultural bills,” he said.
Explain the reference to Sikh extremism, a British government spokesman said: “The government supports universal rights for freedom of expression.
However, there is a balance that must be beaten and we are clear that this must be done in law.
We are committed to handling those who spread the views that promote hatred of individuals and the community and cooperate with international partners to overcome extremism in all its forms.
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