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Kuldip S. Randhawa B.Sc M.Sc.
Mr. Kuldip S. Randhawa, is a British Citizen, who is resident in Surrey, British Columbia. He emigrated from England to Canada, in February 1994 and the move was prosperous until the discipline hea...view moreMr. Kuldip S. Randhawa, is a British Citizen, who is resident in Surrey, British Columbia. He emigrated from England to Canada, in February 1994 and the move was prosperous until the discipline hearing of the engineering association in British Columbia relating to a water tank that never was.
What started out to be a straight forward hearing that should have been dismissed outright, it ended up being one of the major scandals in Canadian history. The reason for this is that the author as a member of the "ethnic Sikh community" was targeted. by British Columbia organizations. The BC Government is focused on protecting its organizations that are involved in collusion, allowing fraud by the engineering association "in finding escape goats within the ethnic community".
The corruption is so extensive, that a number of individuals within the ethnic community have been "openly targeted", with cultural exploitation assisted by others within the ethnic community entrapped or encouraged into tortuous litigation. The Minister of Justice despite being notified, has done absolutely nothing!
With an engineering career that commenced from the United Kingdom, with a degree in Civil Engineering (Queen Mary College), and a Master's Degree in Structural Engineering (Surrey University, Guildford, U.K.) and in excess of twenty years of engineering experience, the author is now forced to deal with the corruption of British Columbia organizations and its Minister's.
The Author has filed a British Columbia Criminal Complaint, has written to the Queen, the Prime Minister Dave Cameron, the Prime Minister Stephen Harper; requiring an intervention into British Columbia criminal activity. The author is in the process of commencing a non-profit Organization. The website is: www.sikhjustice.caview less