By Spencer Fernando

SpencerFernando.com

March 14, 2018

Singh accused India of “genocide.”

A disturbing report by the Globe & Mail raises serious new doubts about Jagmeet Singh.

The report reveals that Jagmeet Singh spoke at a Khalistani Sikh separatist rally outside of Canada.

According to the report, “NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh took part in a separatist Sikh homeland rally in San Francisco in June of 2015 that venerated a violent Sikh religious leader who was killed in the Indian army assault on the Golden Temple in 1984. Mr. Singh, then an NDP member of the Ontario Legislature, was invited to speak at a “sovereignty rally” where speakers denounced India and called for an independent Sikh state known as Khalistan.”

The Globe & Mail had someone translate Singh’s speech – which was made on a stage that “featured a large poster of Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale, the leader of an armed extremist group that occupied the Golden Temple.”

In the speech, Singh accused India of “genocide.”

“Why do we talk about genocide, what happened to us? We are talking about it because, in our country where we live, that country intentionally tried to wipe us out, that in that country it was a planned process to attack the Golden Temple.”

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