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While the Sikh community in BC coincides with the two -year anniversary of the two -year -old Gurdwara Hardip Singar, the alleged role of a high -level Indian gang is directed to the spotlight.

Four Indian citizens were charged and awaited the trial, but the mind behind the killing is still free – the fact of the Drew Ferry in a protest in Vancouver on Wednesday.

“India should not be able to work without punishment by killing Canadians on Canadian lands,” Montander Singh of the Sikh Union in Canada told Global News.

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Just one day later, Canada and India agreed to reformulate diplomatic relations, as Prime Minister Mark Carney hosted his Indian counterpart Narenda Modi in the Group of Seven, the Canada Spy Agency issued a report linking directly to the Indian state of the organized crime in Canada.

The annual report on Canadian security intelligence service is cited by RCMP evidence that links Indian government agents to “criminal networks to plant violent activity in South Asian societies in Canada.”

He adds that the alleged role of India in the killing of Nijjar “indicates a great escalation in the oppression efforts in India.”

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National Security experts refer to the participation of the Lawrence Bishnawi gang.

“They have to find people who carry out these dirty works,” said Daniel Stanton, director of the National Security Program at the Outhawa Professional Development Institute.

He added that the use of gangsters allows the government “with a little deprivation.”

He said: “Through the agents, in this case, the bishnoy gang created a crime wave throughout Canada, which attributes it to a specific society.”

The National Agency for India (NIA) describes the group as a criminal gang headed by Lawrence Bishnawi, whose lawyer says he is competing with more than 40 cases accusing him of crimes such as killing and extortion.

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Bishnawi himself, a graduate of law from Punjab, was in prison for more than a decade. NIA claims that he runs his prison union in different states and internationally through a network of colleagues.

The Sikh World Organization says that Bishnawi recently appeared in the Indian press “declares that itself is an Indian national”, and that he also pledged to oppose Al -Khalistan, the independent homeland in the state of Punjab in India, which some Sikhs activists are looking for, including a Tarjar.

Global News sources have told the Bisnoi gang believed to be linked to the killing of Nijjar.

The Sikh World Organization says that the gang also received the credit for killing Mississoga in Ounton, the businessman who was resisting extortion attempts.

“We are looking for a real crisis here in Canada, where businessmen are blackmailing Canada by Indian gangs, and the issue here is that these are not just Indian gangs in isolation.”

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“The problem here is that the head of this gang is in prison over the past ten years. Therefore, this gang seems to be used by the government of India again to regulate violence and terrorism here in Canada.”

On Tuesday, Prime Minister David Eibi called on the federal government to appoint the Bishnoi gang as a terrorist organization.

Sikh groups say it is a good start, but not enough.

They want a general investigation about national oppression in India, to end any intelligence involved with India, and the consequences of anyone involved in international crime – regardless of their position in the government.

“The claws go to the top,” said Baliaa Singh.

“Therefore, the targeted sanctions against the members of the government of India, who are known to be linked to this gang.”

– With files from Aaron Mac Arthur, Global Stewart Bell, Jeff Simble and Ander Russell and Reuters

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