The 35-year-old played a centric role in Sikh activism in the UK and followed in the footsteps of his father who was shot and killed in 1992
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Other reasons for refusal in the letter to Mr Khanda's mother and sister included discrepancies to previous applications and a risk they would both overstay and not return home to Punjab. Jas Singh, adviser to the Sikh Federation UK - which is supporting Mr Khanda's family - said:"The Home Office have clearly neglected their duty to Avtar and in upholding basic humanitarian principles and standards. They have adopted the line and narrative of the Indian government and its fake news ahead of the truth and death of a youth Sikh.
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