Pro-Khalistan Twitter accounts blocked : Pro-Khalistani Slogans and Supporters are nowadays are covering the headlines. Now Twitter accounts supporting Khalistan were recently blocked in India, which included the account of Canadian politician Jagmeet Singh. The move was made in response to the Indian government’s crackdown on pro-Khalistan activists and organizations. The blocking of these accounts has sparked controversy among supporters of the Khalistan movement, who view it as a violation of their freedom of speech.

Several Twitter accounts that support the Khalistan movement have been blocked in India, including the accounts of Canadian politician Jagmeet Singh, poet Rupi Kaur, activist Gurdeep Singh Sahota, and voluntary organization United Sikhs. When accessed from India, these accounts display a message stating that they have been withheld due to a legal demand.

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Canadian politician Jagmeet Singh’s Account Blocked By Government

The blocking of Jagmeet Singh’s account is significant as he is known for making anti-India comments. This development comes at a time when there has been a rise in attacks by Khalistani elements in foreign countries. Recently, supporters of Khalistan vandalized the Indian High Commission in London and allegedly attacked the Indian Consulate in San Francisco.

The blocking of these Twitter accounts has sparked controversy among supporters of the Khalistan movement, who view it as a violation of their freedom of expression. However, the Indian government has stated that these accounts violate the country’s laws and policies on hate speech, inciting violence, and promoting terrorism. Twitter has been cooperating with the Indian government to take action against accounts that violate its policies.

Indian Foreign Secretary Vinay Mohan Kwatra stated…….!

On Monday, Indian Foreign Secretary Vinay Mohan Kwatra announced that India has strongly protested to the United Kingdom over the recent vandalism at the Indian High Commission in London. Speaking at a media briefing on Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida’s visit, Kwatra stated that the British Deputy High Commissioner was summoned on Sunday to convey India’s concerns.

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Kwatra further stated that India had demanded an explanation for the incident and had asked that the culprits and perpetrators be quickly arrested and prosecuted. India had already released a statement on Sunday evening, condemning the incident and expressing its response to it. The Indian government has expressed its concern over the safety of Indian missions abroad and has called for appropriate measures to be taken to prevent such incidents in the future.