- Khalistan will be a Democratic Independent Sovereign Republic.
- Khalistan will not be a Home- land for the Sikhs alone but a sheltering place for the oppressed people of the world.
- Khalistan will be a free from exploitation of man by man.
- Khalistan will be secular state in the real sense. The rights of ‘minorities will be fully protected and safeguarded.
- Khalistan will be a land free from corruption and social injustice,
- Khalistan will be one of the richest states of the world
- Khalistan population will be greater than that of 40 countries of the world.
- Khalistan will act as a buffer state between India and Pakistan and will therefore be a guarantee of peace in the Indo-Pak Sub- Continent.
- Khalistan will be bigger than 48 countries of the world.
- Khalistan will offer the people in Punjab opportunities for progress and prosperity through freedom of trade, freedom of expression and freedom of religious beliefs and worship.
SOME PEOPLE QUESTION – THE VIABILITY OF KHALIS- TAN AS A NATION. HERE BELOW WE PRESENT THE AREAS OF SOME EXISTING NATIONS HAVING LESS AR- EA THAN THE KHALISTAN WOULD HAVE:
Khalistan, 84,000 sq. miles Belgium, 11,779 sq. miles Netherland, 12,746 sq. miles Luxembourg, 998 sq. miles Denmark, 16,619 sq, miles Iceland, 39,768 sq. miles East Germany, 41,634. sq. Austria, 32,374 sq. miles Hungary, 35,919 sq. miles
Portugal, 35,453 sq, miles Albania, 10,629 sq. miles Sierra Leone, 27,925 sq, miles Togo, 21,893 sq, miles Burundi, 10,747 sq. miles Lebanon, 4,000 sq, miles Israel, 7,999n sq, miles
Jordan, 37,302 sq. miles
Sri Lanka, 25,332 sq, miles Bhutan, 19,305 sq, miles South Korea, 38,452 sq. miles Barbados, 430 sq, miles Cyprus, 9,251 sq. miles
El Salvader, 21,303 sq, miles Gambia, 11,296 sq. miles Haiti, 27,750 sq, miles Jamaica, 10,962 sq, miles Kuwait, 16,000 sq. miles Lesotho, 30,344 sq. miles Maldive Island, 298 sq. miles Malta, 316 sq. miles
Rwanda, 26,338 sq. miles Singapore, 581 sq. miles Trinidad & Tabago, 5,128sq. miles issued by Republic of Khalistan.
Article extracted from this publication >> June 20, 1986
