Inside the Khalistan Asylum Fraud & Crime Network: How #Khalistan advocacy groups & SFJ Exploit Western Immigration Systems

The asylum system — meant to protect the persecuted — is being exploited by a sophisticated network of Khalistan advocates by mixing fake political activism, immigration fraud, & organized crime across Canada, US, and UK.

Parwinder Singh’s asylum claim in Canada was rejected because it was nearly identical to 200+ others, all prepared by consultant Deepak Pawar.

The Refugee Appeal Division labeled it fraudulent, later rejecting his added “pro-Khalistan persecution” claim too.

Pavittar Singh Batala, head of the Pavittar Majha Gang (PMG), was arrested by the FBI in California. His gang was involved in kidnapping, torture, arms trafficking, and asylum scams. SFJ’s own leader confirmed Pavittar’s SFJ ties publicly.

Hardeep Singh Nijjar, leader of the terror!st-designated #Khalistan Tiger Force in Canada, was killed outside a Surrey gurdwara in 2023.

Khalistan Tiger Force was founded by Jagtar Singh Tara, a member of the banned group #BabbarKhalsaInternational, in Canada.

He had Canadian citizenship despite serious terror allegations in Bharat. Nijjar arrived in Canada on Feb 10, 1997, using a fake passport under the name “Ravi Sharma” & filed a refugee claim.

Fugitive gangster Arshdeep Singh Dalla operates from Canada, funding terror and helping asylum seekers create fake “persecution” stories tied to #Khalistan separatism on social media.

Arshdeep Singh Gill, aka Arsh Dalla, leads the Khalistan Tiger Force (KTF) from Canada alongside Hardeep Singh Nijjar after fleeing Bharat in 2020.

Gurdwaras & Community Networks are often unwittingly used to shelter illegal immigrants & legitimize fake claims via false support letters & political staging—feeding into the asylum fraud racket.

Stockton Gurdwara October 2023, Hosted a tribute to Talwinder Singh Parmar, Air India bombing mastermind and Babbar Khalsa chief, linked to promoting #Khalistan separatism.

Bharatiya Asylum Claims in Canada (2016–2021): While Canada saw a 22% overall rise in asylum claims from 23,900 in 2016 to 25,200 in 2021, the peak was in 2019 with 64,179 claims.

This is no ordinary fraud—it’s a transnational nexus of extremist ideology, criminal enterprise, & #immigration abuse. Protecting the integrity of asylum systems and global security demands urgent, coordinated action.

(This article has been compiled from the tweet thread posted by @Ethan113554 on July 22, 2025, with minor edits to improve readability and conform to HinduPost style guide)