Website of Sikhs for justice has links with Pakistan
By
Dipanjan Roy Chaudhury
Sikhs For Justice (SFJ), a human rights advocacy group, has come under the scanner for its alleged links with Pakistan as it has come to light that the group’s website is being managed out of Karachi.
The online presence of the 2020 referendum, which is seeking secession of Punjab, also throws up enough traces that lead to Pakistan. ET has learnt that there is a link between two websites — www. sikhsforjustice.org and
www.2020refendum.org with
https://snip.pk. A browse through SFJ and o ..
The role of a Pakistani national Amir Siddique, who claims to be a Karachi-based freelance web developer, is suspected. He has also claimed to have developed the website snip.pk. Siddique is also the chief technical officer at Android Web Productions, a company with offices in Florida and Karachi. Pakistani Army’s links with SFJ have so far been suspected, but now links in the virtual world seem undeniable, according to experts.
SFJ claims to be a human rights advocacy group with office ..
SFJ is actually “sponsoring” Punjabi youth as well as political activists to take part in the August 12 event in connection with their campaign of “Referendum 2020”. SFJ is also arranging free stay for visitors from Punjab from August 10 to 14 for the activists in London.
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