Jasdev Singh @JasJasdev

ਹਮ ਰਾਖਤ ਪਾਤਿਸ਼ਾਹੀ ਦਾਵਾ। ਜਾਂ ਇਤ ਕੋ ਜਾਂ ਅਗਲੋ ਪਾਵਾ।

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International conference titled “Countering Indian Transnational Repression: Sikh Resistance & the United Nations” held in Geneva, alongside the 61st session of the @UN_HRC, focusing on issues of transnational repression by the Indian gov & the protection of human rights of Sikhs

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Silence not an option, says Canadian Sikh activist after fresh threats. france24.com/en/live-news/2…

BEYOND BORDERS: INDIAN TRANSNATIONAL REPRESSION AGAINST THE SIKH DIASPORA Disclaimer: This report is based on publicly available information, including official statements, court filings, parliamentary testimony, and credible media reporting. Ongoing investigations and legal proceedings are underway. The report does not seek to prejudge or influence any judicial outcomes. It documents patterns and risks relevant to human rights protection and international cooperation. PDF: bakuinitiative.org/en/document/be…

Countering Indian Transnational Repression: Sikh Resistance and the United Nations @SikhFedUK

Dr. Harinder Singh’s presentation on Sunday, February 15, 2026, at Gurdwara Sahib Fremont, CA, honoring the memory of the Saka Nakodar Shaheeds (1986): Bhai Ravinder Singh Ji, Bhai Harminder Singh Ji, Bhai Baldhir Singh Ji, and Bhai Jhilman Singh Ji. #SakaNakodar40

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In the days ahead, I’ll be sharing the story of Bapu Baldev Singh Ji’s unbreakable courage. A father’s fight for justice after the extrajudicial killing of his son & three other young Sikhs on 4 Feb 1986. This is a story of truth, resilience & a father who refused to be silenced

After police led by Izhar Alam gunned down his son Ravinder Singh and 3 others in Nakodar in 1986, Bapu Baldev Singh sat in protest & refused to move on. #Wikileaks exposed Alam for running a private militia to execute Sikhs. His struggle still challenges silence and impunity...

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Sikh American Organizations Applaud Introduction of Transnational Repression Bill SB509 in California Senate American Sikh Caucus Committee, Sikh Coalition the Jakara Movement, and SALDEF collectively collaborated with Senator Caballeros office, Assembly member Dr. Bains office to re-introduce the transnational repression. The Bill mandates that Office of Emergency Services train California Law enforcement on transnational repression: leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billNavC…

Congress members Valadao and Costa Introduce Resolution to Recognize Sikh Genocide This is historic! “Sadly, many Sikhs have been targeted for their religious beliefs throughout history, including during the 1984 genocide,” said @RepDavidValadao valadao.house.gov/news/email/sho…

Sanjay Verma, India’s diplomat, is out here trying to spin his way out of some serious accusations—dodging, denying, and deflecting from the hard truth: his implication in the assassination of Hardeep Singh Nijjar and other Sikh activists. But let’s cut through the noise. Verma keeps repeating there’s “no evidence” shared with India. Well, when your fingerprints are on the scene, that’s the kind of excuse you throw out to muddy the waters. He’s quick to cry “politically motivated,” pointing fingers at Khalistani activists in Canada, claiming they’re the ones wrecking relations. Nice try, Sanjay, but we see what you're doing. You're deflecting. You’re throwing up distractions about how the Khalistanis have “political influence,” but that doesn’t erase your government's own dirty laundry. The real issue here isn’t some political tug-of-war in Canada—it’s about India’s fingerprints on an extrajudicial assassination. And let’s not miss the irony when Verma compares Trudeau's accusation to his own baseless claim that Khalistani extremists are "assets" of Canadian intelligence. This isn't just a “he said, she said” situation—this is about cold, hard evidence. Canada has it, and no amount of spin from India’s PR machine will make that disappear. Verma wants to frame this as an attack on India’s sovereignty. Well, what about the sovereignty of those individuals targeted and assassinated by a foreign regime on Canadian soil? That’s the real question here, and no amount of diplomatic wriggling is going to hide it. This kind of evasive rhetoric won’t cut it. Canada has named names and pointed fingers, and it’s time for Verma and India to answer. You can't just deflect and hope the world doesn't notice.

Breaking: India's Ministry of External Affairs states they have "received a diplomatic communication from Canada yesterday suggesting that the Indian High Commissioner and other diplomats are ‘persons of interest’ in a matter related to an investigation in that country"

@PritpalASCC Keep up the good work @PritpalASCC

We are grateful to honorable Members of Congress and our expert panel for their wonderful contribution and insightful reflections on transnational repression. We hope that briefing will pave the way for bipartisan support for legislation on TNR

We are grateful to Sikh Caucus for facilitating a very timely briefing on Transnational repression with an excellent panel of experts.

@Jal_R_Police On May 31, 2023, an SIT team was formed under SSP Jalandhar based on Director, Bureau of Investigation, Punjab's order [Letter A-543-CC-2 dated 12 May 2023, Serial 35], incl. SP Jalandhar, DSP Nakodar, SHO Nakodar, per Bapu Baldev Singh Ji's request to @Sandhwan. Despite your directive for Bapu Baldev Singh to be part of the investigation and submit a report within ONE MONTH, he hasn't been contacted, and we're yet to receive the SIT team's report due by end June 2023. Urgent update needed. @Anjuagnihotri1 #Accountability #SakaNakodar

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Rishi Sunak too weak to call on Indian PM to release Jagtar Singh Johal    “Rishi Sunak since taking over as PM from Liz Truss in October 2022 has unacceptably been very reluctant to personally take up the case of Jagtar with India.”   “He has however been forced today through pressure from UK MPs to raise the case of Jagtar Singh Johal with Narendra Modi.  He has however demonstrated his weakness and lack of leadership by shamefully falling to stand up for the rights of a British citizen and calling for Jagtar’s immediate release.”   Read full press release below:

@HinduAmerican @BMaienschein Liars …….65% of organizations are not even registered with State of California .

@HinduAmerican @BMaienschein Fake organizations opposing SB 403

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what a 🧢 more than 65% of these aren’t registered legitimate orgs lol

Hindu American Foundation @HinduAmerican

3 years ago

#JustIn | 100 Hindu, Sikh, Jain, Jewish as well as Indian & Bangladeshi groups representing a broad swath of the South Asian community submitted formal letters to @BMaienschein, Chair, CAAssembly Judiciary Comm, OPPOSING #SB403. This is 40% more than letters “for” the bill!

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