Two pro-Khalistan separatists receive letters from Canada police warning them of threat to their lives
The recipients of the letters include Sikhs for Justice’s coordinator in Canada for the so-called Khalistan Referendum Inderjeet Singh Gosal from Caledon in Ontario and Manjinder Singh from Abbotsford in British Columbia
Two pro-Khalistan separatists in Canada have been notified by law enforcement of what appears to be a potential threat to their lives. The secessionist group Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) has previously blamed India for this threat, but the letters, known as duty to warn notices, suggest a more criminal angle. According to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), the agency stated, "You may be putting yourself at risk if you spend time in any residence, vehicle or location frequented by those who engage in a criminal lifestyle."
The recipients of these letters are Inderjeet Singh Gosal, the coordinator for SFJ in Canada, and Manjinder Singh, both from Ontario and British Columbia respectively. Gosal, who succeeded Hardeep Singh Nijjar as SFJ’s Canadian coordinator following Nijjar’s assassination in June 2023, has linked the threat to a upcoming "referendum" in Edmonton, Alberta. The RCMP has not disclosed the nature or origin of the threat.
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