Toronto, Oct. 12 -- After extending support to separatists in the province of Alberta, pro-Khalistan secessionists have now reached out to the pro-independence party which recently assumed power in Quebec. The Parti Quebecois will form the next government in Quebec as it garnered the most seats in the provincial election on October 5. On Friday, secessionist group Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) invited Quebec's premier-designate Paul St-Pierre Plamondon and representatives from his party to attend the so-called Khalistan referendum in Edmonton scheduled for October 18 as "observers". SFJ general counsel Gurpatwant Pannun congratulated Plamondon and commended Parti Quebecois for continuing to champion democratic principle that "people of Quebec should have the right to determine their own political future". Alluding to Plamondon's victory speech referring to the "dream of being a nation will one day be realised," SFJ said resonated with support of Khalistan. SFJ had come out in support of a separatist referendum scheduled to be held in the Canadian province of Alberta later on October 19. The Alberta Referendum focuses on whether the province should remain in Canada, or whether the provincial government should "commence the legal process required under the Canadian Constitution to hold a binding provincial referendum on whether or not Alberta should separate from Canada". Pannun said, "Whether it is the people of Alberta determining Alberta's political future or Sikhs determining Punjab's political future, the fundamental democratic principle is the same: political future of a people should be determined by the people." "On October 18, Sikhs vote on Punjab (Khalistan referendum). On October 19, Albertans vote on Alberta's political future. Different peoples and different constitutional circumstances - but political questions should be settled democratically," he added....