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DNA Explainer: How Khalistan supporters are conspiring to use farmers protest to unleash mayhem in India
A similar name that has been questioning the Indian government over farm laws is British MP Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi alias Tan Dhesi.
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Updated: Feb 23, 2021, 02:03 PM IST
As the Khalistani elements are planning to exploit the ongoing farmers protests in India to create anarchy, Khalistan-sympathising parliamentarians in the Western countries, especially those in the UK and Canada, are supporting them by attacking India at the diplomatic front.
A similar name that has been questioning the Indian government is British MP Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi alias Tan Dhesi. He very recently made a tweet on 11th February on a campaign ran by him and stated – “Over 100,000, incredibly from all 650 #UK constituencies (inc 3K+ from Slough), signed online petition; adding to 100+ MPs who wrote to PM. Given arrests of journalists and activists like #NodeepKaur, need Parliament debate ASAP
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In Sept 2019, Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi pressurised the British PM to apologise for his age-old comment on Muslim women wearing a burqa
Dhesi shares a strong bond with Pakistani origin Labour MP Afzal Khan, who is believed to be having deep hatred towards Jews
Both of them have been allegedly promoting anti-semitic sentiments within the Labour Party
New Delhi: As Khalistani elements are trying to exploit the ongoing farmers protests in India to create anarchy, Khalistan-sympathising parliamentarians in the Western countries, especially those in the UK and Canada, have also come out in support of them by attacking India at the diplomatic front.
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