#sikh separatists

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WAPOW! Justin Trudeau is FINISHED, he was excluded & sidelined from everything at the G20 in India. | WAPOW! Justin Trudeau is FINISHED, he

WAPOW! Justin Trudeau is FINISHED, he was excluded & sidelined from everything at the G20 in India making the team barbie trip a complete fa

To put this in context, Sikh extremist bombed an Air Canada 182 passenger jet bound for India. https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/air-india-flight-182-bombing

During Covid, Sikh's raised money here in Canada to send over to India for their farmer's strike against Modi during the harshest lockdowns. Indian Police officers died during the farmers protests over in India, but Trudeau did nothing to stop the fundraisers here or the money going to India, but he did lock up the peaceful Trucker's protest participants in Ottawa.

For all his tough talk to Russia, Canada has starved it's military into the ground, if he's talking tough on the world stage, he doesn't have a leg to stand on.

Sikhs regularly fly banners on the 401 to raise awareness for their homeland, as they want to secede from India. If they're that involved in Indian politics, can anyone seriously think these people are invested emotionally to be Canadians first or assimilate? So Trudeau has blown his own credibility and Canada's too with India. Probably time for him to go on the magical, pompous un-reality tour with Prince Harry, as neither of them seem to be listening to others or living in reality.

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Canada alleges Amit Shah behind plot to target Sikh separatists - Indiaweekly

THE CANADIAN government alleged on Tuesday that India's home minister Amit Shah, a close ally of prime minister Narendra Modi, was behind th

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Ties with Canada hurting. But India is banking on precedents

Who is at war with whom? The question has become more complex as Canada is dead determined to take on India. Justin Trudeau, the Canadian prime minister, took a high-risk gamble recently by putting India ‘on notice’ for the alleged killing of a Sikh separatist on Canadian soil. Mr Trudeau justified his action by saying that it was based on ‘credible allegations’ that India’s Narendra Modi…

Ties with Canada hurting. But India is banking on precedents

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Hardeep Singh Nijjar, the B.C. plumber whose murder became the catalyst in a geopolitical crisis

Mr. Nijjar was a plumber, a community activist and a temple leader – but also a man Indian authorities considered a terrorist plotting the separation of part of their country to create a Sikh state

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Presence of attemted murderer on Trudeau's India trip arranged by Indian government factions, official says

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Presence of attemted murderer on Trudeau's India trip arranged by Indian government factions, official says

A senior Canadian official with knowledge of security issues says Canadian authorities believe it was no accident that a man convicted of an attempted assassination was suddenly allowed into India and able to make his way onto the guest list for two receptions with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau this week.

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By Andrew Osborn LONDON (Reuters) - Britain is to investigate newly released official papers which suggest the government of Margaret Thatcher helped India plan a deadly attack against Sikh separatists in the Golden Temple at Amritsar in 1984. Prime Minister David Cameron ordered the review after an opposition Labour party lawmaker asked the government to disclose whether the papers were genuine and whether Britain had any role in the attack on Sikhism's holiest shrine. Sikh groups said they were shocked and disappointed by the idea that Britain may have been involved in the Golden Temple attack, a bloody episode which angered Sikhs around the world who accused the Indian army of desecration. The raid also remains a blot on the record of India's dynastic ruling Congress party, which faces an uphill struggle to be re-elected in national polls due by May. The party is widely expected to announce Rahul Gandhi, grandson of Indira Gandhi who was prime minister at the time of the attack, as its candidate for the post this week. Source: Reuters [view]