The Dal Khalsa was founded in 1978 with the objective of establishing an independent Sikh state outside the Union of India. Although founded as a peaceful and democratic political means in order to establish a sovereign Sikh state, it fell into violence and was banned by the Indian government in 1982 following militant activities carried out by the organization. After remaining largely dormant and underground for over a decade, the Dal Khalsa was revived in 1998 after the ban on the organisation had lapsed.VideoVideo: 2012 "Dal Khalsa UK's original Youtube Channel was shutdown by youtube through false copyright claims we have put in a counter claim legally challenging the claimant in court.Not only this we have recieved threats to kill and to shut us up forever.Several Sikh websites have also been hacked such as Sikhs For Justice & others,including Youtube Channels which have been hacked in a co ordinated effort by Hindutva Indian Agents to stop…
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