According to press reports, the Indian government has “concerns” about the creation of the American Sikh Congressional Caucus, such that it has “warned” the U.S. government about its very existence. These concerns appear to be grounded in the suspicion that the caucus is a front for an effectively defunct for a separate Sikh homeland called “Khalistan.” The concerns are without merit, and the caucus itself stands firmly on bedrock American principles and traditions.
Understanding the Bhinder decision: A legal perspective
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Published: May 23, 2013
Understanding the Bhinder decision: A legal perspectiveManjot Singh Nijjar carried the Canadian Flag in the parade that was apart of the celebration of the 308th Vaisakhi, the day marking the creation of Khalsa, at the Sri Guru Singh Shabh Malton Sunday afternoon. Many Sikhs gathered together to take part in the parade that ended at the Sikh Spiritual Centre approximately two hours later. Staff photo by Sabrina Byrnes | read this item
Recently, I have received several inquiries about the Bhinder case that was decided by the Supreme Court of Canada in 1985. Apparently, some individuals have suggested to the Punjabi media that S. Karnail Singh Bhinder had in fact won the case but that neither he nor the community had known of this before.
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