Indians in Punjab Fear Dispute With Canada Endangers Work, Study Plans
CHANDIGARH, India (Reuters) - Indians in Punjab, worried that plans to work, study or visit families in Canada will be jeopardised by this week's tit-for-tat expulsions of diplomats over the murder of a Sikh separatist, are urging both governments to reduce the tension.
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Why Indians of almost every political persuasion are backing New Delhi in its dispute with Canada
To New Delhi’s abiding chagrin, Canada, home to the largest Sikh population outside India, has emerged as the global headquarters for the diasporic proponents of Khalistan. In 1985, its members detonated a bomb on an Air India flight departing Toronto that killed 329 passengers – the worst terrorist atrocity in Canada’s history.
AP explains why Canada-India ties could take a long time to recover from dispute
A diplomatic row that has strained bilateral relations between India and Canada for over a year has boiled over as the countries expelled each other’s top diplomats over the killing of a Sikh activist in Canada and allegations of other crimes.
Twice since July 2022, Moninder Singh, spokesperson for a Sikh advocacy group in Canada's British Columbia province, has had ...
The "Khalistan" campaign dates back to India's 1947 independence, and has been blamed for the assassination of a prime ...
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India made a “horrific mistake” when it thought it could target opponents on Canadian soil, Prime Minister Justice Trudeau ...
Canada-based Karamveer Gora and gangster-terrorist Arshdeep Dala were the handlers of four shooters who killed Gurpreet ...
Students in Punjab who aspire to study in Canada and also the families of those who are living in the North American country ...
CHANDIGARH: As relations between India and Canada have hit an all time low, after the diplomatic fallout now the parents and ...
The diplomatic rift has suddenly grown more stark as Canada amplifies its accusations that India is directing lethal ...
Former Punjab CM Charanjit Singh Channi urges the Indian government to enhance relations with Canada following recent diplomatic spats, linking them to political motivations surrounding the murder of ...
Given the souring relations between India and Canada, several people expressed the fear that they will face difficulties in ...
Sandeep Singh Sidhu, a member of the banned International Sikh Youth Federation (ISYF), and is employed with the CBSA, has ...
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