Melbourne: Tension has arisen in Australia due to the terrorist organization Sikh for Justice (SFJ) demanding 'Khalistan' for Sikhs. Khalistanis have put up posters on the streets of Melbourne glorifying the murderers of former PM of India Indira Gandhi. Due to this, a situation of conflict has arisen between the Sikh and Hindu communities there. Not only this, programs under the name 'Australian Sikh Genocide Referendum' are being organized in Melbourne for the past several days. The great thing is that a demand was also made by the Government of India to ban these programs of SFJ.

According to a report, a poster of the Khalistan referendum was put up outside Plumpton Gurdwara in Melbourne. This poster is now going viral on social media. The pictures of Satwant Singh and Kehar Singh, the murderers of former PM Indira Gandhi, were also printed on this poster. Both were hanged in the year 1989 in Delhi's Tihar Jail. It was written in the poster, 'The last battle to liberate Punjab, voting on January 29 for the Khalistan referendum.'

After these posters went viral on social media, resentment is being seen among the people of the Hindu community in Australia. The Hindu community has demanded a ban on the referendum to be held on January 29 from the Anthony Albanese government. It is being told that the Hindu organization tore the posters put up by Khalistani supporters and painted them black. The Khalistanis also retaliated regarding this and created a ruckus on the streets.

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