British Destroyed Punjab and Created Khalistan

British Destroyed Punjab and Created Khalistan

The Sikh ruler Maharaja Ranjit Singh had an independent state with Lahore as the capital (he died in 1839). In 1849 his state was annexed and become part of British territory.

Under the Treaty of Amritsar the state was to restored to the Sikhs once Duleep Singh attained the age of 21. However, Maharaja Ranjit Singh was one of the most famous secular monarchs in South Asian history and respected all religions. Therefore, his relevance and use by Khalistan separatists is viewed by most as politically mischievous.

The Khalistan movement is supported by the Pakistani Inter Services Intelligence agency, the movement reached its peak during mid 1980s under Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale.

The Pakistani ISI was created by British Intelligence. The Pakistani ISI is just a front for British Intelligence. The British Intelligence objective is to destabilize and destroy India by supporting the Kashmir and Khalistan movements.

The U.K. Sikh Organization Coordination Committee was constituted in early 1992, and from its inception has been controlled by British Intelligence.

The Coordination Committee represents itself as an umbrella to all major foreign-based militant and terrorist Sikh organizations, including the Republic of Khalistan-in-exile, Babbar Khalsa International, the National Council of Khalistan, ISYF, Dal Khalsa International, Khalistan Liberation Movement (Canada), Khalistan Akali Dal, Sikh Study Forum, British Sikh Association.

Babbar Khalsa militants were trained by former British Special Air Services (SAS) operative Johann Vanderhorst and others. More recently, Babbar Khalsa militants are being trained in Pakistan along with the afghansis and Harkat-ul-Ansar, under the supervision of the Pakistani ISI. Currently, Sikh terrorists buy arms from Pakistan.

Funding of Babbar Khalsa and the other Sikh terrorist groups comes from the U.K. Sikh Organization Coordination Committee.

The creation of a separate de-Hinduized Sikh identity had been pushed by the British since the 1800s.

Khalistanis and Pakistanis are really Crown Subjects working for the City of London (where the British Crown is located).

India is encircled by religious, ethnic, and tribal-based insurgencies, all of which find a haven in London. Their most vociferous public advocate is Lord Avebury (Eric Lubbock), the chairman of the British Parliament's All Party Parliamentary Committee on Human Rights.

Lord Avebury has been one of the leading British advocates of reducing "world overpopulation." In his foreword to the 1979 Global Signposts to the 21st Century, Lord Avebury wrote, "Clearly world population is not actually going to reach 11 billion by the late-twenty-first century, as it would do arithmetically if replacement fertility is attained by 2020. Mass starvation in parts of Latin America, Africa, and Asia will have restored the balance."

In 1976, Lord Avebury formed the British Parliamentary Human Rights Group to pursue these Malthusian aims.

Kashmir: The British-orchestrated drive for an independent Kashmir is a deadly threat to both Pakistan and India. If Kashmir were to become independent, Pakistan's survival as a nation-state would be threatened, while India would be seriously weakened, especially through the impetus it would give to active and now-dormant separatist movements.

Khalistan: Efforts to create an independent homeland in Punjab for followers of the Sikh religion, dubbed "Khalistan," have been closely linked to the Kashmiri independence movement.

The international headquarters of the Khalistan movement since its creation in the nineteenth century has been London.

Lord Avebury has long supported the independence of Khalistan and, of course, Kashmir so as to reduce the world population. His objective is to maintain the independence movements so the population of both conflicts and India can be reduced.

Punjab was split between Pakistan and India, with the larger western portion becoming part of Pakistan. A legacy of British imperialism's divide and rule tactics.

The British utilized the religious differences of the three communities of Punjab to promote their 'divide and rule' policy. The British Crown sided with the Hindus and opposed the Sikhs and Muslims. In recent times, it has changed, the British Crown are now siding with the Muslims for independence of Kashmir and Sikhs for independence of Khalistan.

British Policy of "Divide and Rule" Continues

Currently, the British want India divided by religion and national feeling so as to arm both sides of the conflict. Arming the Khalistani militants and the Indian army is the greatest sales opportunity for arms manufacturers'.

Training is a profitable business for the British Intelligence Agencies and British SAS when both sides are trained.

It's easier for the British Crown to exploit the natural resources of India if it stays backward and instable. The British Crown is using Kashmiri and Khalistani militants to destabilize India so it never progresses.

Indian politicians are also responsible for dividing Indians on the basis of religion, language,caste,sub caste..Did you know about Raj s remarks on north indians?