One of the clips of BKI Jathedar Talwinder Singh Parmar during his court trial.

A photo featuring Dr. Jagit Singh Chohan alongside human rights advocate Jaswant Singh Khalra at a pro-Khalistan demonstration in England.

A photo from the demonstration led by Dr. Jagjit Singh Chohan, the first President of Khalistan, along with British Sikhs, on October 3, 1993, during the Labour Party conference in Blackpool.

Photos of Sr. Inderjit Singh Reyat and Sr. Talwinder Singh Parmar at their court trials in Duncan, B.C., on November 8, 1985.

British Sikhs support Khalistan. c.1982 Article taken from the Khalistan News - Newspaper published by the Khalistan National Organisation.

A clip of Kaveshri honoring Sikh martyrs marked the 2nd anniversary of Operation Blue Star. The 1986 event in London was co-hosted by the International Sikh Youth Federation and the Republic of Khalistan (government in exile).

Jathedar Talwinder Singh Parmar in 1987. PHOTO BY POSTMEDIA FILE

Talwinder Singh Parmar, centre, with other leaders of the Babar Khalsa at a press conference in 1987. Via : Wayne Leidenfrost Postmedia News

A Frontline magazine photo from February 2, 1984, showcases Saint Jarnail Singh Khalsa Bhindranwale with armed Sikhs and Dr. Jagjit Singh Chauhan during his initial exile.

On October 22, 2003, Jagjit Singh Chohan, President of the Khalsa Raj Party, & his supporters honored Darshan Singh Pheruman by displaying his portrait following ardas at Akal Takht. The SGPC secretary subsequently presented Chohan with a siropa at the SGPC information office.

"On February 15, 1984, Balbir Singh Sandhu from the Council of Khalistan and some AISYF members were seen on the roof of Teja Singh Samundari Hall, proudly holding the Khalistan constitution."

Here's a quick snapshot of members of council of khalistan, Jathedar Ujagar Singh Randhawa, S. Hazara Singh, S. Balbir Singh Sandhu, and S. Gopal Singh, teaming up with AISYF on the Teja Singh Samundari Hall rooftop, chanting Khalistan slogans.

Cover picture of Sant Sipahi magazine from February 1984.

'Kuldip Singh Sodhi: 'Consul-general' of #Khalistan, the proposed Sikh state, spends his nights plotting strategy.’ Bhai Kuldip Singh was an early protagonist of the #Khalistan Movement and an associate of Dr Chohan. Photographer: Dunlop, Alan c.1981

The topic "After Punjab, Khalistan" evaluates the contributions of the late Dr. Jagjit Singh Chohan, the exiled President of the Republic of Khalistan, to the Khalistani movement around 1985. This discussion is prominently featured on the cover of Gentleman Magazine.

Few unseen pictures of President Jagjit Singh Chohan, of Republic of Khalistan govt in exile

Khalistan Day celebrations at Singh Sabha Gurdwara Slough on 30th April 1988. Many Khalistani personalities can be seen like Late Bhai Kuldip Singh Sodhi (Canada) Late Dr Jagjit Singh Chauhan (Council of Khalistan) Late Bhai Manmohan Singh (Dal Khalsa)

Bhai Atma Singh with their Ecuadorian lawyer and another Sikh gentleman on the streets of Quito when they were establishing the Embassy of Khalistan in 1985.