Posted AT 2:33 PM EDT on 17/03/05
Dream of founding Sikh state lives on
The burning passion for revenge against the Indian government, allegedly the motive for the 1985 Air-India terrorist attack, has cooled over the years.However, the dream of an independent Sikh state called Khalistan that accompanied the cries for revenge lives on."We love Khalistan," proudly proclaims the message on the wall at the front of a prayer room in the Ontario Khalsa Darbar, a Sikh temple in Mississauga.
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