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The temple of Columbia Sikh Sikh, the president of India’s government agents were killed by Mark Carney Prime Minister “Deep despair” told Narendra Modin’s Prime Minister with a G7 meeting.
Last week, he confirmed that he would go to Account, in Kannamaskis, it will take place in Alta., June 15 to 17.
The movement is high voltages between the two countries, following the allegations of public claims that link to Justin Trudeau’s Prime Minister “Government Agents” linked.
In the letter, the Guru Nana sikh Gurdwara refers to these allegations, and said in October, when Canadian laws confirmed by Canadian clandestine agents, and expel the following six diplomats.
“We all think it adds insults to the insults and from continuous violence in the Community, in the years of foreign issues, the Federation of Moninin Singh, said the Canadian Federation Spokesperson.
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“This signal of this new signage of relationships and translating to India’s camp and return to Canadian lives, Canadian life, sovereignty in the country has been understood that India must be an economic and diplomacy that should not be a country like Canada.
Letter calls modi’s invitation to India to pause diplomatic and more, until the full murder of Nijjar.
“The Sikh community perceives this diplomatic action in Canada’s justice, citizen’s safety and national self-sufficiency, signposting tolerance against national violence and foreign interference.”
India denies implications when Nijjar’s death.
During the press conference on Friday, Carney avoided it once again, when he took part in the murder of Nijjar.
“It’s a legal process that is literally running and quite advanced in Canada, and it’s never suitable for commenting,” said Carney.
“We are the country of my message in the rule of law, the rule of law is being followed in Canada, and I will not interrupt this process.”
Carney said to be invited to the Modi talk, despite foreign interference, when the meeting faced energy safety and building infrastructure, and India should be involved in these discussions.
Later, his office said the main priority of Ottawa’s top priorities will strengthen peace and security, solving foreign interference and transnational crime.
Surrey Liberal MP Sukh Dhaliwal said that the component complaint received dozens of complaints, and encourages the prime minister to rethink the invitation.
“All the events that take place, I can’t mention, people are worried right now. So the wrong message is sending me,” said the global news on Saturday.
Singh said that in Canada’s Sikh team is calling the Parliament of both parties to talk to the invitation and confirm the commitment to public research on transnational reprimand in India. He also called the government to share any intelligence to share with the mind with India.
Groups will intend to meet their case with liberal and opposition parliamentaries this week.
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2025-06-11 00:24:00
