Indian operatives, enjoying Canadian diplomatic immunity, target the peaceful and loyal Sikh-Canadians & their ethnic media with dezinformatsiya a la the 1980s

The continuing angry reaction of the worlds’ 25 million Sikhs to the on-going state-sponsored shenanigans, which started in mid-May, of ridiculing and subverting the Sikh religion, by Sirsa-based-Baba, ‘His Holiness Huzoor Sant Gurmeet Ram Raheem Singh Ji Maharaj’, (a state-sponsored and state-protected rapist/ murderer and self-appointed godman) has surprised the Indian government as its Brahmin-dominated Think Tanks had assumed that the Sikhs had been tamed, had lost their ‘Chardhi Kala’ and had forgotten their daily prayer of ‘Raj Karaiga Khalsa’ for a democratic buffer state of Khalistan which is destined to separate the two nuclear armed unfriendly countries of India and Pakistan on the South Asian subcontinent.

The rulers in New Delhi after getting over their initial shock of seeing the angry Sikh reaction to the Sirsa Baba episode have again, a la the 1980s’, activated their ‘dirty trick’ intelligence operatives, some of whom masquerade as diplomats, in the diplomatic missions of the worlds’ largest demoNcracy – India - located in Canada. These Indian ‘moles’ are trying to intimidate the peaceful and prosperous Canadian Sikh community (numbering nearly seven hundred fifty thousand hardy souls) the largest politically alert Sikh community in the 3 million strong prosperous Sikh diaspora) starting with its’ ethnic media. The Indian decision-makers are influenced by disinformation broadcast by Indian intelligence agencies, through planted articles like the one published on 25 June, 2007, in the widely read English language Indian news magazine OUTLOOK. That lengthy article, headlined “Terror on the Wings” is supposed to have been written by Ajai Sahni, Editor of the South Asia Intelligence Review and Executive Director of the Institute for Conflict Management which Raw-financed (> http://www.outlookindia.com/full.asp?fodname=20070625&fname=ajaisahni&sid=1&pn=1  <) New Delhi-based Institute is presided over by none other then that infamous mercenary ‘rent-a-Sikh’ K. P. S. Gill, who is guilty of arbitrarily murdering thousands of Sikh youth in the 90s when he was the Director General of Punjab Police. Incidentally this New Delhi-based Institute for Conflict Management lists a world record 177 (yes 177) different armed insurgencies active in the world’s so-called largest ‘democracy’ – India. Some democracy!

For a backgrounder on that on-going ‘godman’ provocative episode in Indian occupied Punjab, which has hurt the religious feelings of the worlds’ 25 million Sikhs, (3 million free in the diaspora & 22 million captive in India) please click at: >  http://khalistan-affairs.org/home/khalistancalling/2007/may23.aspx   < Also see Khalistan Calling dated June 13, 2007, headlined, “Musings about Indian occupied Punjab – Indian agents provocateur in Vancouver - A generous suggestion for the Durgiana Temple”  by clicking at the following link; > http://khalistan-affairs.org/home/khalistancalling/2007/june13.aspx  <

Some readers might remember that in the horrible decade of the 1980s the Indian government conducted a lengthy covert intelligence operation, in Canada, which was exposed by two Canadian journalists, (Globe & Mail reporter Zuhair Kashmeri and Toronto Star reporter Brain McAndrew) in their excellent book ‘SOFT TARGET’ (ISBN 1-55028-221-2, published by James Lotrimer & Co., Toronto 1989) which highlighted how the Indian Intelligence Service (RAW - The Research and Analysis Wing) penetrated Canada. This operation, according to the two Canadian journalists, “involved the deception both of Canadian security forces and of the Canadian government, and led to one of the most horrific acts of modern terrorism – the killing of 329 people in the Air India bombing of 1985.” Canadian Journalists Zuhair Kashmeri and Brian McAndrew correctly concluded that the Sikhs were the victim of manipulation and disinformation carried out by the Indian government. With the aim of discrediting the Sikhs and undermining the campaign for an independent buffer state of Khalistan, (which would separate warring Pakistan and India and act as a bridge of peace and commerce between South and Central Asia)  Indian agents, “infiltrated the large Sikh community in Canada even fomenting hostility towards India and even provoking violent incidents.”

The two Canadian Journalists, Zuhair Kashmeri and Brian McAndrew, accused India in that excellent book of, “playing a devious game with the Canadian government. In the mid 1980s, exploiting the Canadian desire to maintain good relations with India, Indian diplomats and agents directed a steady stream of phony tips on the Sikhs to the Canadian government. These tips were accepted at face value by External Affairs and the RCMP (Royal Canadian Mounted Police). Some CSIS (Canadian Security Security Intelligence Service) agents eventually caught on to what India was doing but their political masters would not listen.” The book SOFT TARGET is an extraordinary piece of investigative journalism which drew information from Canadian Sikhs, Indian diplomats and agents of Canadian Security Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) and Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) and educated the reader about the modus operandi of Indian intelligence in the 1980s.

In another book “Open Secrets – Indias’ intelligence unveiled’ (ISBN 81 – 7049-216-5 published by Manas Publications, New Delhi India) the author, Maloy Krishna Dhar, a former Joint director of the Indian Intelligence Bureau who was posted as an ‘agent provocateur’ in Indias’ High Commission in Canada, in the1980s, with the task of targeting the Sikh Canadians, reveals that the Canadian government, once it got wise, took drastic action to put an end to Indian subversive activity in Canada. On page 306 he reveals that in July 1987, “he was not prepared for the biggest surprise when the Canadian government declared the entire R&AW (‘The Research and Analysis Wing’ - Indian intelligence) set up in Canada ‘persona non grata’ and requested their immediate withdrawal.” Twenty years later, in 2007, the Indian government has forgotten the 1987 expulsions, and having not ‘changed its stripes’, has its’ agents provocateurs again crawling around in every Indian diplomatic mission in Canada trying to target and intimidate the Canadian Sikhs and their ethnic media. As recently as 07 June 2007, three weeks ago, the Washington based Khalistan Affairs Center, in a press Release, headlined, “Subversive anti-Sikh activities of Indian Diplomatic missions condemned” exposed and ridiculed operatives stationed in Indias’ Consulate General, in Vancouver BC, and their hirelings like reporter Umendra Singh & Co., when the Indians got caught trying to make mischief, against the Canadian Sikh print media, with a planted story on the website of VANCOUVER 24 HOURS. See Khalistan Affairs Centers’ Press Release, dated  07 June 2007, headlined, “Divide and rule, subversive anti-Sikh activities of Indian diplomatic missions in Canada condemned” by clicking  at the following link: > http://khalistan-affairs.org/home/pressreleasejune7,2007.aspx  <