Canada Expels Six Diplomats, Including Indian High Commissioner Sanjay Kumar Verma
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Canada Takes Bold Step: Six Diplomats Expelled, Including Indian High Commissioner
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New Evidence Emerges Linking Indian Officials to Sikh Leader’s Murder
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India Recalls Diplomats Following Canada’s Expulsion Announcement
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The Diplomatic Fallout: How Canada and India Are Responding
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Assassination Plot Uncovered: Canadian Police Connect India to Sikh Leader’s Murder
Canada has expelled six diplomatic officials, including Indian High Commissioner Sanjay Kumar Verma, following the police’s revelation of new details regarding violent activities linked to India.
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Canada Expels Six Diplomats, Including Indian High Commissioner Sanjay Kumar VermaCanada Takes Bold Step: Six Diplomats Expelled, Including Indian High CommissionerNew Evidence Emerges Linking Indian Officials to Sikh Leader’s MurderIndia Recalls Diplomats Following Canada’s Expulsion AnnouncementThe Diplomatic Fallout: How Canada and India Are RespondingAssassination Plot Uncovered: Canadian Police Connect India to Sikh Leader’s Murder
The Canadian government had previously warned India about targeting separatist Sikhs.
In response to the expulsion of the six diplomats, India has recalled them to Delhi.
According to sources, Canadian police found solid evidence linking these officials to the murder of Sikh leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar.
Gurpatwant Singh Pannu, the General Counsel for Sikhs for Justice, narrowly escaped an assassination plot orchestrated by India.
Last week, the Canadian government also informed India about the new evidence related to this matter.
