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Britain’s leading Sikh group, Sikh Federation, has accused Conservative peer Lord Rami Ranger of working for the interests of the Hindu nationalist government at the cost of rights of Sikhs and their legitimate demands. The Sikh Federation intervened after a row broke out on social media between the first Sikh female Member of Parliament and the Shadow International Development Secretary Preet Kaul Gill MP and Conservative Party’s Lord Raminder Ranger. In a tweet, Rami Ranger claimed that British Prime Minister Boris Johnson didn’t support Khalistan. Responding to his claim, Labour MP Preet Kaul Gill wrote in reference to the demands of Sikhs for a separate homeland of Khalistan that “the principle of self-determination is prominently embodied in Article I of the Charter of the United Nations”.
