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Centre Condemns Posters Inciting Violence Against Diplomats In Canada
Days after posters inciting violence against Indian diplomats surfaced in Canada and a few other countries, India on Thursday said such activities are not at all acceptable.
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"Snakes In Our Backyard": Indian-Origin MP In Canada On Khalistan Posters
An Indian-origin MP in Canada has slammed the provocative pro-Khalistani posters labelling some senior Indian diplomats as "killers" and warned that the "snakes in our backyard are raising their heads and hissing."
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Canada Assures Safety Of Indian Diplomats Amid Row Over Khalistan Posters
Canada has assured India of the safety of its diplomats following the circulation of Khalistani posters online which named Indian officials and termed the "promotional material" circulating ahead of a Khalistan rally "unacceptable".
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"Powers Larger Than Government Pushing Kartarpur": Sources On Pak Video
A Pakistani video on the Kartarpur corridor showing a poster of three Khalistani separatists with "Khalistan 2020" written on it has raised concerns in India. Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh said Pakistan has a hidden agenda behind the opening of the Kartarpur corridor and that India "will have to be careful".
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"Pak Has Hidden Agenda": Amarinder Singh On Controversial Kartarpur Video
Pakistan has a hidden agenda behind the opening of the Kartarpur corridor, Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh said today, adding that India "will have to be careful". His remarks came after a video, which was released by Pakistan to mark the opening of the Kartarpur Corridor, triggered a controversy for featuring a poster of three Khalistani sep...
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Pakistan Kartarpur Video Shows Poster Of Killed Khalistani Separatists
The clip shows Sikh pilgrims visiting a gurdwara in Pakistan with a poster of Khalistan separatists Bhindranwale, Major General Shabeg Singh and Amrik Singh Khalsa in the backdrop.
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Centre Condemns Posters Inciting Violence Against Diplomats In Canada
Days after posters inciting violence against Indian diplomats surfaced in Canada and a few other countries, India on Thursday said such activities are not at all acceptable.
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"Snakes In Our Backyard": Indian-Origin MP In Canada On Khalistan Posters
An Indian-origin MP in Canada has slammed the provocative pro-Khalistani posters labelling some senior Indian diplomats as "killers" and warned that the "snakes in our backyard are raising their heads and hissing."
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Canada Assures Safety Of Indian Diplomats Amid Row Over Khalistan Posters
Canada has assured India of the safety of its diplomats following the circulation of Khalistani posters online which named Indian officials and termed the "promotional material" circulating ahead of a Khalistan rally "unacceptable".
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"Powers Larger Than Government Pushing Kartarpur": Sources On Pak Video
A Pakistani video on the Kartarpur corridor showing a poster of three Khalistani separatists with "Khalistan 2020" written on it has raised concerns in India. Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh said Pakistan has a hidden agenda behind the opening of the Kartarpur corridor and that India "will have to be careful".
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"Pak Has Hidden Agenda": Amarinder Singh On Controversial Kartarpur Video
Pakistan has a hidden agenda behind the opening of the Kartarpur corridor, Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh said today, adding that India "will have to be careful". His remarks came after a video, which was released by Pakistan to mark the opening of the Kartarpur Corridor, triggered a controversy for featuring a poster of three Khalistani sep...
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Pakistan Kartarpur Video Shows Poster Of Killed Khalistani Separatists
The clip shows Sikh pilgrims visiting a gurdwara in Pakistan with a poster of Khalistan separatists Bhindranwale, Major General Shabeg Singh and Amrik Singh Khalsa in the backdrop.
