"This is our country": New Zealand patriots confront Khalistan supporters

"This is our country": New Zealand patriots confront Khalistan supporters. A hakka dance protest by 'patriots' disrupted a Khalistani Sikh parade in South Auckland, New Zealand. 

A procession in South Auckland on Saturday was briefly disrupted by members of the Destiny Church performing a hakka on the parade route, with some holding Khalistani flags. Police then intervened.

Footage shared on social media by Destiny Church and The Freedoms & Rights Coalition leader Brian Tamaki showed members performing the haka on one side of the road, while marchers stood a few metres away.

Tamaki asked while sharing a video, raising concerns on social media about the alleged display of Khalistan flags during the parade.

“Why are Khalistan  terrorist  flags flying on the streets of Oakland?”

He asked why New Zealand allowed the flags, which were associated with terrorism:

"Let's be clear: Khalistan is a terrorist organization... not just Sikhism."

This is New Zealand. These are our streets. This is the land. The haka is not hate. It is a line in the sand. It is a challenge. "New Zealand is a Christian nation! Our God is Jesus Christ. One nation. One people. One law. One vote. One flag... under one God," he observed.

Tamaki claimed in another post that political leaders "allowed" this and called for "complete change" in response.

The procession was organised by a local gurdwara, and participants walked for about five kilometres along the Great South Road.

Police said around 50 people blocked Great South Road to disrupt the parade. “Police acted quickly to ensure the parade could proceed safely, and additional officers escorted participants along the rest of their route,” said Inspector Matt Hoyes.