Ban on Sikhs For Justice: Why it was the need of the hour
Jan 11, 2020, 6:14 PM IST
It was on July 10, 2019, that the Sikhs For Justice (SJF) was first banned by the Union government. It was declared an unlawful entity, before it was banned for five years. The tribunal headed by Justice D N Patel said that there is evidence which proves that SJF is working in collusion with anti-India entities and forces. The pro-Khalistan groups had coined the term Referendum 2020. The motive was to fight for a separate Punjab nation. In a recent letter, the SJF had said that hundreds of its campaigners had reached Pakistan. On MyNation's SimplifiedBy, let us find out, why the SJF has been banned and the danger it poses to India.
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