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Christians and Sikhs Face Rising Threats in India

Map of India India, celebrated for its rich diversity, is witnessing an alarming rise in targeted violence against minority communities, particularly Christians and Sikhs. These attacks, coupled with allegations of complicity and inaction by the Indian government, have raised serious concerns about the erosion of secularism and the safety of minorities in the country. The Christian community in India has faced unprecedented levels of violence in recent years. By August 2023, more than 525 attacks against Christians had been reported, including incidents of church vandalism, physical assaults, and public harassment ( United Christian Forum , 2023). Pastors and congregants have been subjected to brutal beatings, while churches have been desecrated, often under the guise of allegations like forced religious conversions ( Open Doors , 2023). Human rights organizations and international bodies, including the U.S. State Department, have repeatedly criticized the Indian government for failing...

1985 Air India Bombing: Unmasking a Web of Lies and Injustice

Gliding Through the Infinite Blue: A Journey Above the Clouds The Air India Flight 182 bombing on June 23, 1985, remains one of Canada’s deadliest aviation disasters and a deeply painful event for the global Sikh community. While official accounts often attribute the attack to extremist groups within the Sikh diaspora, investigative reports, especially Soft Target by Canadian journalists Zuhair Kashmeri and Brian McAndrew, raise disturbing questions about the involvement of the Indian government and its intelligence agencies in either orchestrating or worsening this tragedy. Flight 182, traveling from Montreal to New Delhi via London, was destroyed by a mid-air explosion over the Atlantic Ocean, killing all 329 passengers and crew onboard. The blame was quickly placed on Sikh separatists, allegedly retaliating for the Indian Army’s Operation Blue Star in 1984, which desecrated the Golden Temple. The bombing was labeled an act of terrorism carried out by Khalistani groups. Ho...

India Spreads Misinformation About Temple Attack to Cover Up Nijjar’s Assassination

Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a prominent Sikh leader and activist, whose assassination has raised serious concerns about foreign interference and the safety of the Sikh community in Canada. Recently, tensions have risen between India, Canada, and the Sikh community following the tragic assassination of Sikh leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar. Activists have accused the Indian government of spreading false information to hide its involvement in his death. These tensions were further heightened when members of the Sikh community held a peaceful rally on the sidewalk outside a Hindu temple in Brampton, Canada. The purpose of the protest was not to target the temple or its members. Instead, the Sikhs wanted to express their dissatisfaction with the visiting Indian consulate officials. These officials were at the temple to assist retired Indian nationals with pension matters. Canada recently expelled top Indian diplomats suspected of being involved in Nijjar’s murder, increasing tensions between the two ...

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