Does AAP Have Strong Ties with Khalistanis and Pakistanis? Delhi Mayor Raja Iqbal Singh Weighs In

Synopsis
Key Takeaways
- Delhi Mayor makes serious accusations against AAP.
- Khalistani connections and funding are central to the claims.
- The Sikh community's patriotism is emphasized in the context of protests.
- Calls for investigations into the allegations have been made.
- PM Modi's relationship with the Sikh community is highlighted positively.
New Delhi, June 16 (NationPress) BJP leader and Delhi Mayor Raja Iqbal Singh stated on Monday that AAP supremo Arvind Kejriwal and his party's government in Punjab maintain significant financial connections with Khalistani supporters and Pakistani agents operating overseas.
In an interview with IANS, the BJP leader remarked, "We have uncovered substantial evidence indicating that Kejriwal and his Punjab government are closely linked with Khalistani and Pakistani operatives abroad. They are receiving financial support from these sources..."
Criticizing AAP for their associations with anti-India organizations, he expressed, "They are obtaining funds from these groups, raising concerns about their willingness to accept money from Khalistanis and Pakistanis for political benefits. While we possess a wealth of evidence, only the appropriate agencies can provide a comprehensive overview."
Regarding the involvement of Sikh children in protests in Canada against PM Narendra Modi, Mayor Raja Iqbal Singh commented, "The Sikh community has a longstanding reputation for patriotism. Those who have sacrificed for our nation are often turbaned individuals, the Sikhs, who stand at the forefront."
He further noted, "Anyone identifying as a 'Sikh' refrains from actions that oppose the nation... Prime Minister Modi has done more for the Sikh community than any other Prime Minister or political organization in history. There exists profound respect and admiration for PM Modi and the Bharatiya Janata Party within the Sikh community..."
It's important to highlight that ahead of the significant G7 summit in Canada, where PM Modi is an invited guest, Khalistani groups are reportedly exploiting children for protests and anti-India messaging. Numerous videos circulating on social media depict Khalistani supporters using minors to disrespect the Indian Tricolour and kick portraits of PM Modi. This has garnered significant backlash from the Sikh community.
Similarly, Harbans Singh, Secretary of Takht Sri Harmandir Sahib, shared with IANS, "It was incredibly shocking to witness and hear. We do not endorse such actions. Presently, PM Modi is exemplifying strong leadership..."