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Hindu Temple Faces "Extremely High" Threat In 3rd Case In Canada This Month
As radical and extremist violence rises across Canada under Justin Trudeau's leadership, Hindus are being targeted by Khalistani terrorists across the North American nation. Temples and places of worship for Hindus are facing serious threats.
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"We Oppose...": India On Canada Parliament Honouring Khalistani Terrorist
The Indian government will "naturally oppose any move giving political space to extremism and advocacy of violence", the Foreign Ministry said Friday after the Canadian parliament honoured the memory of a slain Khalistani terrorist.
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"Rejected Charges Of Involvement In Act Of Violence In Canada": Government
In calling for India's cooperation into its allegations of a potential Indian link to the killing of a Khalistani leader on its soil, Canada has not provided any "specific and relevant information" to New Delhi for it to act upon, the government info
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Manipur Tribal Leader's Canada Speech Raises Khalistani Links Allegations
A speech by the leader of a Canada-based Kuki-Zo tribes group from Manipur over the ethnic violence back home has sparked a massive controversy. Lien Gangte of North American Manipur Tribal Association (NAMTA) criticised India in his speech.
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Blog: Letter To My Daughter In Canada
Over the years, Canada has allowed Khalistan supporters, many now Canadian citizens, to speak their mind, citing freedom of speech. They've ignored India's claims that some of them have been responsible for extremist violence in Punjab.
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Khalistani Terrorist Killed In Inter-Gang Violence In Canada
Gangster Sukhdool Singh, also known as Sukha Duneke, was killed in Canada by unknown gunmen. Sukhdool Singh was on a wanted list in India and was shortlisted as number 33 on anti-terror agency NIA's most wanted list.
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Who Was Sukhdool Singh? 5 Facts On Khalistani Terrorist Killed In Canada
Sukhdool Singh, a Khalistani terrorist, has been killed by unknown gunmen in inter-gang violence in Canada. He was reportedly killed in Winnipeg.
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Khalistani Terrorist Sukhdool Singh Killed In Canada Gang War: Sources
Khalistani terrorist Sukhdool Singh, also known as Sukha Duneke, was killed last night in Canada in inter-gang violence, sources said. Duneke was part of the Khalistan movement in Canada.
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US Congressman Says Majority Of American Sikhs Reject Khalistan Violence
Indian-American Congressman from the State of Illinois, Raja Krishnamoorthi while offering insights into the potential threats presented by Khalistani activists has firmly maintained that Khalistanis are not representative of the broader sentiments
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Is Canada Soft On Khalistan Supporters For Votes? Justin Trudeau's Reply
Facing India's questions on pro-Khalistan gatherings, Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has said his country has always taken threats of violence "extremely seriously".
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"We Have No Tolerance...": Australian Minister On Hindu Temples Vandalism
Australia has zero tolerance towards violence and such activities as the vandalism of Hindu temples and some Khalistanis activities, Michael Sukkar, Minister for Housing, and also for the Homelessness, Social and Community Housing Ministry said.
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"Calling For Violence In Kashmir": UK Official Flags Anti-India Rhetoric
A review into the UK government's scheme set up to prevent terrorism has made recommendations for improvements to tackle Islamist extremism as the "primary threat" to the country.
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After US Remarks On Farmers' Protest, India Cites Capitol Hill Violence
India has asked for US help in investigating the Sikhs for Justice -- a Khalistani group -- and their secessionist campaign Referendum 2020. The request has been sent to the US Department of Justice, the foreign ministry said in the backdrop of investigation into alleged Khalistan links in the farmers' protests.
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Hindu Temple Faces "Extremely High" Threat In 3rd Case In Canada This Month
As radical and extremist violence rises across Canada under Justin Trudeau's leadership, Hindus are being targeted by Khalistani terrorists across the North American nation. Temples and places of worship for Hindus are facing serious threats.
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"We Oppose...": India On Canada Parliament Honouring Khalistani Terrorist
The Indian government will "naturally oppose any move giving political space to extremism and advocacy of violence", the Foreign Ministry said Friday after the Canadian parliament honoured the memory of a slain Khalistani terrorist.
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"Rejected Charges Of Involvement In Act Of Violence In Canada": Government
In calling for India's cooperation into its allegations of a potential Indian link to the killing of a Khalistani leader on its soil, Canada has not provided any "specific and relevant information" to New Delhi for it to act upon, the government info
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Manipur Tribal Leader's Canada Speech Raises Khalistani Links Allegations
A speech by the leader of a Canada-based Kuki-Zo tribes group from Manipur over the ethnic violence back home has sparked a massive controversy. Lien Gangte of North American Manipur Tribal Association (NAMTA) criticised India in his speech.
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Blog: Letter To My Daughter In Canada
Over the years, Canada has allowed Khalistan supporters, many now Canadian citizens, to speak their mind, citing freedom of speech. They've ignored India's claims that some of them have been responsible for extremist violence in Punjab.
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Khalistani Terrorist Killed In Inter-Gang Violence In Canada
Gangster Sukhdool Singh, also known as Sukha Duneke, was killed in Canada by unknown gunmen. Sukhdool Singh was on a wanted list in India and was shortlisted as number 33 on anti-terror agency NIA's most wanted list.
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Who Was Sukhdool Singh? 5 Facts On Khalistani Terrorist Killed In Canada
Sukhdool Singh, a Khalistani terrorist, has been killed by unknown gunmen in inter-gang violence in Canada. He was reportedly killed in Winnipeg.
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Khalistani Terrorist Sukhdool Singh Killed In Canada Gang War: Sources
Khalistani terrorist Sukhdool Singh, also known as Sukha Duneke, was killed last night in Canada in inter-gang violence, sources said. Duneke was part of the Khalistan movement in Canada.
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US Congressman Says Majority Of American Sikhs Reject Khalistan Violence
Indian-American Congressman from the State of Illinois, Raja Krishnamoorthi while offering insights into the potential threats presented by Khalistani activists has firmly maintained that Khalistanis are not representative of the broader sentiments
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Is Canada Soft On Khalistan Supporters For Votes? Justin Trudeau's Reply
Facing India's questions on pro-Khalistan gatherings, Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has said his country has always taken threats of violence "extremely seriously".
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"We Have No Tolerance...": Australian Minister On Hindu Temples Vandalism
Australia has zero tolerance towards violence and such activities as the vandalism of Hindu temples and some Khalistanis activities, Michael Sukkar, Minister for Housing, and also for the Homelessness, Social and Community Housing Ministry said.
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"Calling For Violence In Kashmir": UK Official Flags Anti-India Rhetoric
A review into the UK government's scheme set up to prevent terrorism has made recommendations for improvements to tackle Islamist extremism as the "primary threat" to the country.
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After US Remarks On Farmers' Protest, India Cites Capitol Hill Violence
India has asked for US help in investigating the Sikhs for Justice -- a Khalistani group -- and their secessionist campaign Referendum 2020. The request has been sent to the US Department of Justice, the foreign ministry said in the backdrop of investigation into alleged Khalistan links in the farmers' protests.
