Khalistani terrorist outfit ‘Sikhs For Justice’ had organised the programme
Melbourne (Australia) – Referendum event organised by Khalistani terrorist outfit ‘Sikhs For Justice’ on 4th June has been cancelled by the Australian Government. The programme was scheduled to be held in Sydney Masonic Centre. Complaints opposing the programme started pouring in after information about the event was announced. Therefore, the security agenices of Australia advised the Australian Government to cancel the programme. Dharmendra Yadav who had complained about the programme said that the posters and placards made for the propaganda about the ‘Sikhs For Justice’, praised those participating in terrorist activities. Posters with anti-Hindu slogans were displayed since five days.
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‘The Australia Today’ reported that the Australian PM Anthony Albanese had assured PM Modi during his Australian tour that their Government will continue taking action against fanatics trying to disturb the relation between the two nations.
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