Sydney’s Khalistan Referendum propaganda event by terror org Sikhs For Justice cancelled by Blacktown City Council: All you wish to know
On Friday, the authorities in Australia ordered the cancellation of a pro-Khalistan event in Sydney’s Blacktown City after they acquired numerous of complaints about threats by Sikhs For Justice’s propaganda event. The scheduled propaganda referendum event by SFJ in Sydney was meant to occur on the Blacktown Leisure Centre Stanhope nonetheless was known as off on account of complaints over risks to workers, members of most people, and council belongings. Australian Hindu Association had approached the Blacktown Council complaining in the direction of the proposed Khalistani event.
“Council has, this morning, cancelled this booking as it is in conflict with adopted Council policy and due to risks to Council staff, Council assets and members of the public which cannot be practicably mitigated,” Blacktown City Council Spokesperson was quoted as saying to The Australia Today.
#BREAKING | Big win in the direction of Khalistan in Australia, Khalistan Referendum event cancelled#Australia #Sydney #BlacktownCity
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— Republic (@republic) May 12, 2023
“Council’s decision is in no way an endorsement of, or criticism of, any political position relating to the internal affairs of India or Pakistan and must not be represented as support for any particular political position,” he added.
The Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO), the Australian Federal Police (AFP), the New South Wales Police, and the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) reportedly assisted with the selection to revoke authorization for the pro-Khalistan propaganda event.
According to the evaluations, the probe into the Victoria-registered “Sikhs For Justice Pvt Ltd” is ongoing and the companies are moreover investigating proper right into a connection to an unaccounted for money path. The residents complained that the terrorists have been being praised inside the metropolis by erecting posters and banners of the Sikhs For Justice propaganda event.
The authorities took cognizance of the event and likewise ordered the eradicating of all the posters and banners by the Sikh for Justice. “We are removing the banners and posters around the City placed on public property as these have been erected without our approval,” the official acknowledged.
Following the cancellation of the event by the city council, the Australian Hindu Association tweeted about it, saying that offensive posters of Bhindranwale, which have been illegally put in on public areas, are being eradicated. They said that the organisers did not disclose the character of the event to the council.
@blacktowncc reply's to Australian Hindu Association's grievance regarding the deliberate Sydney 'Khalistan Referendum' & offensive posters of terrorist – Bhindranwale illegally put in on public areas. Posters being eradicated. Organisers did not disclose nature of event to council. pic.twitter.com/nh0hmGWXyz
— Australian Hindu Media (@austhindu) May 9, 2023
AHA moreover posted the textual content material of the e-mail acquired from Blacktown City Council in response to their e-mail complaining regarding the event. It states, “We note that the nature of the event was not declared on the booking form when submitted to Council. We have commenced removing banners and posters from Council’s assets on public land as they have been erected without Council’s consent.”
They further educated that the matter has been referred to the police.
Khalistan Referendum deliberate for Blacktown Leisure Centre on 4 June cancelled by @blacktowncc. This is after makes an try in @cityofsydney & @parracity have been unsuccessful. Zero tolerance for terror apologists in NSW to date. There had been mass outcries by residents in the direction of event. pic.twitter.com/nrrYVYNpzy
— Australian Hindu Media (@austhindu) May 12, 2023
AHA further said that the Khalistan Referendum deliberate for Blacktown Leisure Centre on 4 June has been cancelled after associated makes an try have been unsuccessful in Sydney and Parramatta cities. They posted an e-mail from the city council informing them regarding the cancellation of the reserving for the event.
List of Hindu temples attacked in Australia by the pro-Khalistani parts
Australia reaffirmed that it will take all important steps to stop perpetrators from damaging Hindu temples there. It moreover reaffirmed its respect for India’s sovereign boundaries and rejection of any type of referendums in the direction of it. Notably, pro-Khalistan and anti-India graffiti has been daubed on many Hindu temples in Australia over the last few months; the most recent incidence was recorded on May 5 in Sydney.
On May 5, the Khalistani supporters attacked a Hindu temple in Western Sydney’s Rosehill suburb of Australia. The supporters vandalized the BAPS Swaminarayan temple and wrote “Declare Modi Terrorist (BBC)” on the partitions of the temple. Meanwhile, a Khalistan flag could also be seen hanging on the gate of the said temple.
Earlier on January 17, the supporter had attacked the historic Shri Shiva Vishnu Temple in Carrum Downs and had written ‘Target Modi’, ‘Modi Hitler’, and ‘Hindustan Murdabad’ on the partitions subsequent to the temple. Reportedly, Australia has seen 4 separate anti-Hindu assaults on Temples initiated by pro-Khalistani parts residing inside the nation inside the last 4-5 months.
On March 4, Shree Laxmi Narayan Temple in Brisbane’s Burbank suburb was vandalised with anti-Hindu and anti-India graffiti defacing its partitions. According to native media evaluations, the vandalism was carried out by pro-Khalistani supporters. The miscreants wrote anti-Hindu, anti-India and pro-Khalistani slogans on the partitions near the temple in the middle of the vandalization.
On February 16 a Kali Mata temple acquired a warning in the direction of holding a Bhajan program. A girl priest of a Kali Mata temple inside the northern suburbs of Melbourne in Australia acquired threats from Khalistani terrorists for organizing a Bhajan program of Indian singer Kanhiya Mittal.
On January 23 a similar assault by Khalistani parts occurred on the Hare Krishna Temple located at Albert Park in Melbourne metropolis of Australia. The temple served as a result of the centre of the Bhakti Yoga movement in Melbourne and is run by the International Society of Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON). As per evaluations, temple partitions have been defaced with anti-India slogans of ‘Khalistan Zindabad’ and ‘Hindustan Murdabad.’ The miscreants had moreover hailed slain Khalistani terrorist Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale as a martyr.
On January 12, the Hindu neighborhood residing in Melbourne woke as a lot as a shock as a result of the BAPS Swaminarayan Mandir, located inside the northern suburb of Mill Park, Melbourne, was vandalised by Khalistani attackers. The partitions of the temple have been defaced by spray painting anti-India and anti-Narendra Modi slogans.
Australia says it continues to respect and stand by India’s sovereignty
In an interview with ANI earlier this week, Australia’s High Commissioner to India, Barry O’Farrell, acknowledged, “Prime Minister Albanese committed to ensuring that our security forces, including our police, state police forces, take every possible action when the vandalism occurred to track down those responsible and to prosecute them.”
Farrell moreover made reference to the choice for Khalistan to show right into a separate nation along with pertinent graffiti on the partitions of the temple, saying, “The point I make on perhaps the broader issue is that, as my Foreign Minister said when she was here in March, unofficial referendum has no legal standing in Australia and Australia continues to respect and stand by India’s sovereignty and its sovereign borders.”
Notably, PM Modi had taken cognizance of the event and had raised the issue in entrance of Australian PM Anthony Albanese, who was on a go to to India on March 10. He had said that the Indian neighborhood was fearful regarding the assaults. PM Albanese then assured that the safety of the Indian neighborhood generally is a priority for him.
