Khalistan supporter, Gurcharan Singh threatens Gujarati Hindu man [ London, UK ]

[ Reported as seen ]

On March 22 (local time), a video of a pro-Khalistani Sikh insulting a Gujarati Hindu in London during a rally against the Indian government for the persecution of Amritpal Singh appeared on social media.

One of the pro-Khalistani protesters became furious and began shouting at the Gujarati Hindu man in the viral video who was trying to speak with them.

The agitated pro-Khalistani, who was donning a Khalistani flag and raising ‘Khalistan Zindabad’ slogans, said, “You Gujaratis need to listen carefully. Run away, or I will slap you. If you want to have Langar, have it quietly and leave. Your cow urine-drinking community has created a lot of drama. Tell every Gujarati. If the war starts, this time, we will fight in Gujarat. We will fight inside your house. Now go and drink cow urine.” He later challenged the Gujarati Hindu man to do whatever he could do.”

Gurcharan Singh, a member of the Dal Khalsa UK, has been recognised as the violent man in the video. He frequently participates in anti-Indian protests and is an active member of the pro-Khalistan organisation. Gurcharan was the subject of a thorough thread by the Halt Hindu Hate Advocacy Network (SHHAN).

Gurcharan had previously been spotted with Khalistani terrorists. Gurcharan appeared in a photo with wanted terrorist Paramjit Singh Pamma from the Khalistan Tiger Force (KTF), which was published by SHHAN.

In 2018, he was caught on camera by Republic saying China, Pakistan, and Maoists were funding Khalistani groups’ activities. Furthermore, he admitted to having funded Aam Aadmi Party in the 2017 Assembly Elections. “Look at Punjab. AAP won the elections. They won 95 seats. We were on the ground. Campaigning for the party. We funded the party to see how a campaign makes a difference. And it does make a difference. People voted for AAP. They did not win because of the EVM,” Gurcharan Singh said on camera.

In another video, he said there is no place for Indian Tiranga anywhere, and it should be replaced with the Khalistan flag. He further propagated that the India.