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Exclusive Molotov Bomb Attack Video: Molotov Cocktail “Terrorist Attack” Sets Khalistan Referendum Activist Randhawa’s Car Ablaze in Surrey An act of “terrorism” by Indian government agents — Sikhs For Justice calls for RCMP investigation A Molotov cocktail bomb — an incendiary device commonly known as a petrol bomb — was used to attack Khalistan Referendum activist Narinder Singh Randhawa’s car outside his Surrey residence at 11:50 p.m. on October 28, 2026. The car caught fire, and the blast hurled its sunroof 15 feet away, leaving it lodged in a tree. Team Shaheed Nijjar’s bus was also spray-painted with graffiti. The RCMP had previously served Randhawa with a “Duty to Warn” notification concerning threats to his life, and he has been facing death threats. The attack followed the China “Annex Arunachal Pradesh” — Khalistan Freedom March, organized by Sikhs For Justice earlier that day, from the Chinese Consulate to the Indian Consulate in Vancouver. The march was led by Narinder Singh Randhawa and Manjinder Singh. Manjinder Singh, who had also received an RCMP “Duty to Warn” notification, shredded the Indian Tiranga during the march. Randhawa alleges that “Indian government proxies, the followers of Modi’s violent Hindutva ideology, carried out the attack to stop my referendum campaign.” Since the assassination of Shaheed Hardeep Singh Nijjar, Sikhs For Justice has organized “Shutdown Terror Houses” rallies outside the Indian Consulate in Vancouver on the 18th of every month. Narinder Singh Randhawa and Manjinder Singh have organized 40 rallies so far, demanding that Indian diplomats responsible for Shaheed Nijjar’s assassination be held accountable. SFJ General Counsel Gurpatwant Singh Pannun stated: “The RCMP should investigate this as an act of terrorism intended to stop the Khalistan Referendum and establish which Indian government agents or proxies planned and directed the attacks.” Pannun called for investigators to examine the connection between the car attack and bus vandalism, their links to the Khalistan Freedom March, and the threats that prompted the RCMP warnings. “Burning a car will not burn our resolve. Our answer to this attack is to intensify the Khalistan Referendum campaign. Those responsible should understand: we will not abandon the ballot or our commitment to liberating Punjab,” Pannun added. In the last two months, the RCMP has issued “Duty to Warn” notifications to Khalistan Referendum activists Inderjeet Singh Gosal, Narinder Singh Randhawa and Manjinder Singh. Randhawa said the attack would not stop his participation in the Khalistan Referendum campaign and announced: “Indian agents burnt my car. I will burn the Indian flag, the Tiranga, on 31 October in front of the Indian Consulate in Vancouver.” “This is my resolve and the ardas I offered with Shaheed Hardeep Singh Nijjar: I will continue to campaign for the freedom of Punjab until death.”