Sikhs For Justice has called on the G20 Nations to support their right to secede from the Union of India through Khalistan Referendum.

The demand has been made by the pro-Khalistan Sikhs For Justice in an open letter to the G20 Foreign Ministers shortly after the Summit which held in New Delhi.

Sikhs For Justice demanded that according to Article 1 of the Indian Constitution, India is not a country but a Union of States, validity of  which is conditional upon the continued will of the people of the states. It said since 1984, Sikhs who form the majority in the state of Punjab have been demanding the secession of Punjab from India to establish an independent Sikh homeland, Khalistan but Modi regime has rejected the Khalistan Referendum and uses violence to crush the Sikh peoples’ peaceful movement for the creation of their homeland.

It urged the G20 nations to take notice of India’s use of violence against Khalistan Referendum.

India has been urging the G20 nations to ban pro-Khalistan activities on the grounds that the Khalistan Referendum challenges India’s territorial integrity.