Bharat Rakshak

https://youtu.be/4QVuGvwDIko

King Charles heckled by Australian senator who raised the issue of colonisation and genocide.

Curiously the CBC site has censored/pre-emted comments. But the BBC has not.

I surmise those who are threatened by a tweet in India would be devasted by a free discussion of this original sin.

This isn't bloody China. Human rights, rules based order, freedom of expression, holding power to account, just add shibboleth here,

apparently isn't something the CBC encourages.

sanjaykumar wrote: ↑22 Oct 2024 06:30 https://youtu.be/4QVuGvwDIko

King Charles heckled by Australian senator who raised the issue of colonisation and genocide.

Curiously the CBC site has censored/pre-emted comments. But the BBC has not.

I surmise those who are threatened by a tweet in India would be devasted by a free discussion of this original sin.

This isn't bloody China. Human rights, rules based order, freedom of expression, holding power to account, just add shibboleth here,

apparently isn't something the CBC encourages.

Interestingly the kanadians who promote "freedom of speech " have put up anti establishment laws against their own media and ..in other countries as well
What a joke of a country... a real banana republic

Amber G. wrote: ↑21 Oct 2024 22:55 Superb takedown of Trudeau by EAM Jaishankar:
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Worth watching.. good that media is covering it... eg
Double-standard a mild word': EAM Jaishankar slams Canada over diplomatic standoff
S Jaishankar calls out Canada's hypocrisy in dealing with foreign diplomats

KL Dubey wrote: ↑21 Oct 2024 00:01 This is a misguided opinion in many ways.

In some cases - like Kanadda - it is good to impose reductions as a consequence of deep disturbances in bilateral relations.

How many more reductions will we go around doing, unless there is a clear trigger? And what happens if these countries retaliate by further reducing our (already paltry) presence ? This is no way to run foreign policy.

Diplomats will definitely further their countries' interests wherever they are posted. We should be doing the same, instead of crying over "mischief". The idea is that bad behavior should be met with consequences such as expulsion, but there is no reason to impose blanket reciprocity/become more insular.

On the other hand, Bharat should be increasing its (currently paltry) diplomatic presence in these countries. Over the last 3 decades, China has built up the largest diplomatic network, surpassing the USA in numbers. Sarkar should also be expanding its surveillance network for diplomatic personnel based in Bharat. Both China and USA have high surveillance of foreign diplomatic personnel.

The large number of USA/UK/Kanadda "staff" you are talking about are mostly consular staff, who typically do not have (or have only very limited) diplomatic immunity. Some may be doubling up as "mischief makers", but a good reason for them to be there is the huge number of Indians wanting a visa or immigration to these countries.

You are not taking into account power asymmetry. White developed countries can cause much more damage to India than India can ever do to US or UK or Germany. Do you think if Bangladesh increases its consulate staff 10 times in the US, it will be able to trigger a regime change in US just like how US did in Bangladesh? Till you don't develop power symmetry, better to fence yourself off to protect yourself. Otherwise they will rip you apart, like they have done dozens of countries. They are backed by financial and military muscle that you cannot match. So thinking that "things will be sorted if we increase our number of diplomats in Western countries" sounds like famous last words.

The key is increasing our power equity. It includes our economy, military muscle, technological prowess and that followed by diplomatic representation. The fact is China has done it and we still have a lot of catchup to do. We have a lot of potential for sure, but we are not there yet. Until then we need to bide our time. But tiny kids like Canada needs to be kicked with impunity and we will do that.

At a Summit, EAM Dr S Jaishankar said, "We have seen threats to our airlines, our parliament, our diplomats, our high commission, our leaders and that is a source of concern to us because these threats are cleverly worded, and then said, they are okay with freedom of speech. Let us reverse roles. Suppose you were at the receiving end of this threat. Suppose it was your airline, your leaders, your diplomats, your parliament. Would you take it as likely as that? My point is, these are exactly the kind of problems with which we started this conversation that there are countries which feel that your concerns don't matter but if the slightest thing happens to them, even if it is legitimate, they have a, you know, they start jumping up and down..."

He also said USA has shared evidence. Canada hasn't.

Just to paraphrase.

Wonder what kind of evidence is he talking about?

SSridhar wrote: ↑20 Oct 2024 11:59 India should ask other members of the Five Eyes what locus stande they have in the terrorists issue between India & Canada.

Agreed but I have an alternate route to this suggestion, we need to ask High Commissioner Verma to apply for a visa to travel to the UK.If such a routine request is not honoured for an individual who let alone be guilty, is not even charged, then repercussions need to follow along the lines of Sanjayc's suggestion, ie reciprocity for the number of members in the UK legation relative to Indian numbers in the UK. One can thereafter make similar requests for visas in the remaining Five Eyes and act accordingly.

Let it be clearly understood, that High Commissioner Verma's diplomatic immunity still stands as he cannot be charged in Canada as any allegation is covered within a time period when he had the protection of the Vienna Accord. He remains free to travel anywhere and anyone impeding such travel will need to held accountable.

If such travel is permitted, it needs to widely advertised to show up the canadians and in particular their impotence.

These look to be posted on social media. One possible approach to counter is to suppress messaging from unverified accounts (i.e. accounts not linked to an Indian phone number).

If that's not enough, block all outgoing social media messaging from consumer social media accounts, unless as a reply to a message from a business or government until accounts are verified. Sort of like how emergency services like 911 will suppress outgoing calls if needed.

Fresh bomb threats for about 50 flights today

sanjayc wrote: ↑22 Oct 2024 12:26 You are not taking into account power asymmetry. White developed countries can cause much more damage to India than India can ever do to US or UK or Germany. Do you think if Bangladesh increases its consulate staff 10 times in the US, it will be able to trigger a regime change in US just like how US did in Bangladesh? Till you don't develop power symmetry, better to fence yourself off to protect yourself. Otherwise they will rip you apart, like they have done dozens of countries. They are backed by financial and military muscle that you cannot match. So thinking that "things will be sorted if we increase our number of diplomats in Western countries" sounds like famous last words.

Makes no sense. The purpose of India increasing our diplomatic network is not to effect "regime changes". It is to create closer connections and networks that facilitate Indian interests (business/investment, cultural links, security), and also serve as checks-and-balances that prevent major upsets in relations caused by any "rogue" elements on either side. And yes, there will probably be more RAW/intelligence assets within that increased diplomatic presence.

The Kanadda story is a case in which these connections have broken down due to a high-level rogue element (their PM) who has power (at least for a few months more) to override all this. However, in the US case things appear to be working sufficiently.

Similar things happened when US-China relations broke down during the Trump sarkar. The Houston consulate of PRC was completely shut down by USA. From the Chinese point of view, he was a powerful rogue element. In retaliation, they shut down the USA consulate in Chengdu.

In the absence of an extreme breakdown in relations, India MEA is not going to take any such blanket measures as you are suggesting. It will be targeted as necessary (e.g. as done with Packeestan).

Fact of the matter: as long as there are many millions of Indians migrating to these countries every year, and as long as India seeks investment from these countries (esp. USA), there will be substantial diplomatic and consular staff presence in India.

The only real way to change is for India to impose outbound quotas for emigration based on internal workforce demands, i.e. to control our human resource/workforce exports to other countries. I have posted about that in detail earlier. Then there can be some reduction of foreign diplomatic personnel.

williams wrote: ↑22 Oct 2024 13:11 The key is increasing our power equity. It includes our economy, military muscle, technological prowess and that followed by diplomatic representation. The fact is China has done it and we still have a lot of catchup to do. We have a lot of potential for sure, but we are not there yet. Until then we need to bide our time. But tiny kids like Canada needs to be kicked with impunity and we will do that.

Right. In the case of "useful/powerful" countries like USA, we cannot ask for capital transfer to India at the same time blocking diplomatic presence.

Kanadda is small fry. In a sense it is a good opportunity for India to show other small-time taporis like AU, UK, and NZ that such tricks will come to grief.

Lisa wrote: ↑22 Oct 2024 19:47

SSridhar wrote: ↑20 Oct 2024 11:59 India should ask other members of the Five Eyes what locus stande they have in the terrorists issue between India & Canada.

Agreed but I have an alternate route to this suggestion, we need to ask High Commissioner Verma to apply for a visa to travel to the UK.If such a routine request is not honoured for an individual who let alone be guilty, is not even charged, then repercussions need to follow along the lines of Sanjayc's suggestion, ie reciprocity for the number of members in the UK legation relative to Indian numbers in the UK. One can thereafter make similar requests for visas in the remaining Five Eyes and act accordingly.

Let it be clearly understood, that High Commissioner Verma's diplomatic immunity still stands as he cannot be charged in Canada as any allegation is covered within a time period when he had the protection of the Vienna Accord. He remains free to travel anywhere and anyone impeding such travel will need to held accountable.

If such travel is permitted, it needs to widely advertised to show up the canadians and in particular their impotence.

At this point, India has done the right thing from the rhetoric point of view. For me India won this round, since the Canadian opposition has taken up our rhetoric. The next move should be hitting our real enemy the Khalistany network that is trying to manipulate these countries. We need to do something substantial that will disrupt them to the point that they don't get up anymore. Our energies should now be spent on that. They should not be freely roaming about thinking nothing will happen to them. If I am in GoI, We need to destroy their influence and finance across the globe.

williams wrote: ↑22 Oct 2024 23:14

Lisa wrote: ↑22 Oct 2024 19:47

Agreed but I have an alternate route to this suggestion, we need to ask High Commissioner Verma to apply for a visa to travel to the UK.If such a routine request is not honoured for an individual who let alone be guilty, is not even charged, then repercussions need to follow along the lines of Sanjayc's suggestion, ie reciprocity for the number of members in the UK legation relative to Indian numbers in the UK. One can thereafter make similar requests for visas in the remaining Five Eyes and act accordingly.

Let it be clearly understood, that High Commissioner Verma's diplomatic immunity still stands as he cannot be charged in Canada as any allegation is covered within a time period when he had the protection of the Vienna Accord. He remains free to travel anywhere and anyone impeding such travel will need to held accountable.

If such travel is permitted, it needs to widely advertised to show up the canadians and in particular their impotence.

At this point, India has done the right thing from the rhetoric point of view. For me India won this round, since the Canadian opposition has taken up our rhetoric. The next move should be hitting our real enemy the Khalistany network that is trying to manipulate these countries. We need to do something substantial that will disrupt them to the point that they don't get up anymore. Our energies should now be spent on that. They should not be freely roaming about thinking nothing will happen to them. If I am in GoI, We need to destroy their influence and finance across the globe.

williams ji,


we need to disrupt the guys who are backing the khalistanis ....


These turbans simply do not have either the money muscle or the media clout to take on India on the level that they are doing.


They were the certainly fronting for some one during the "farmers agitation" and "shaheenbagh riots" in dilli.


pannun and jagmeat are small and sidey players and turdeau is in over his head.


one suspects that in both cases, kaneda and India, drug money is the source of the funds.


and there are two entities that have long operated in this region, using talibani drugs to supplement their cash flows, to ramp up their off shore ventures.


It is not too much of a stretch to figure out that these tango partners are "penciling kaneda into their dance cards" to target India


the beedi coup has their combined DNA all over the regime change debacle, especially since the jaamatis and youanus seem to have different puppet masters.


The swiss cheese is slowly aligning or so the BIF think, what with the deep state amrikis, kaneda, cashmere, manipur, the beedis, ukraine, russia, and palestine all gradually lining up and moving into some sort of anti India positioning.


haryana was a very hard counter punch from Modi ji's India that took them all by surprise, and effectively cock blocked the BIF regime change initiative from gaining traction.


My two paise onlee

So this is Troodooo s "intelligence source " regarding India hilarious

.. never thought any country can beat bakistan tamasha ..but here we go

More Tamasha..Canadian Media exposes Justin Trudeau.

Canadian PM Justin Trudeau’s top officials National Security Adviser & Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs leaked sensitive intelligence about India with Washington Post hours before RCMP press conference against Indian diplomats.


Globe & Mail: Federal officials provided intelligence about India to Washington Post, sources say

Meanwhile:
(From news reports):

NIA CHARGESHEETS KEY ASSOCIATE OF KHALISTANI TERRORISTS RINDA & LANDA IN PUNJAB TERROR CONSPIRACY CASE

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Monday chargesheeted a key associate of Khalistani terrorists Rinda and Landa in a Punjab terror conspiracy case.

The chargesheet against Gurpreet Singh @ Gopi of Tarn Taran (Punjab) has been filed before NIA Special Court, Mohali.

NIA has identified the accused as an associate of foreign-based Individual Designated Terrorists Harwinder Singh Sandhu @ Rinda and Lakhbir Singh @ Landa of the banned terrorist organisation, the Babbar Khalsa International (BKI). Investigations by the anti-terror agency have established his role in a conspiracy hatched by the BKI terrorists to unleash terror in Punjab and other parts of the country.

The accused was involved in the RPG attack on Police Station Sarhali in December, 2022, as per NIA investigations, which have revealed that he had remained in contact with his foreign-based handlers from jail and even after his release from jail in that case.

NIA investigations have further found that Gurpreet had conspired to raise funds for BKI and its operatives in India through large-scale extortion from businessmen on the directions of Lakhbir Singh @ Landa. He had recruited vulnerable youth for the BKI terror module. He had additionally carried out recce of the targets identified by Landa and had made attempts to eliminate those targets.

NIA, which had seized an illegal weapon from the accused’s house during a search operation in January this year, has charged him under various sections of UA(P) Act, IPC and Arms Act.

KL Dubey wrote: ↑22 Oct 2024 22:15 The only real way to change is for India to impose outbound quotas for emigration based on internal workforce demands, i.e. to control our human resource/workforce exports to other countries. I have posted about that in detail earlier. Then there can be some reduction of foreign diplomatic personnel.

The nuclear option is what was done with South Africa in cutting off diplomatic relations and mark that passports are not valid for travel to Canada. It would not affect criminals or terrorists, since Canada would provide them with a Canadian passport through the US or UK embassy. But will inconvenience regular citizens, so should be the last resort. But that's where this is headed given continual reductions in diplomatic presence.

More exposure!!!
Two Canadian gangsters plead guilty, expose Trudeau's dirty game

Two gangsters in Canada admitted to killing Ripudaman Singh Malik, and exposed Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's game against India over the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar. Malik was Nijjar's bitter rival, and the latter's killing in 2023 is believed to be a revenge attack for the former's murder in 2022.
On October 21, two gangsters, Tanner Fox and Jose Lopez, entered guilty pleas in British Columbia Supreme Court on the eve of their trial for the killing of Malik. The two are not of Indian origin.

The CBC reported that investigators said they didn't "believe Lopez and Fox were contracted directly by Indian diplomats".



There was no reason they would.

- Ripudaman Singh Malik was cleared in Kanishka bombing case due to lack of evidence
- Malik, a Khalistani,.., praised PM Modi's work for Sikhs
- Hardeep Singh Nijjar was Malik's bitter rival, ganged up with Khalistanis to defame Malik

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Even More exposure!!!

Pakistan’s ISI Link To Canada’s Trudeau, Khalistanis |

The role of Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) and support of the Justin Trudeau-led government is clearly visible in the activities of Khalistani terrorists in Canada, according to top intelligence sources.

Canada MPs Call For Justin Trudeau's Resignation, Set October 28 Deadline
>>Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faces internal pressure to resign as Liberal leader, with dissenting MPs expressing grievances during a closed-door meeting. Growing discontent within the party has led to an ultimatum for Trudeau to decide his future by October 28. A document presented during the meeting outlined the case for resignation, reportedly backed by 24 MPs.

Amber G. wrote: ↑24 Oct 2024 12:30 Canada MPs Call For Justin Trudeau's Resignation, Set October 28 Deadline
>>Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faces internal pressure to resign as Liberal leader, with dissenting MPs expressing grievances during a closed-door meeting. Growing discontent within the party has led to an ultimatum for Trudeau to decide his future by October 28. A document presented during the meeting outlined the case for resignation, reportedly backed by 24 MPs.

Amber mohtarma,

the tandoori chickens are coming home to roost

It may well be balle balle bhangra time for justinder singh khalistania

and jagmeat has thrown his hat in the ring for the post of kaneda PM ....

One can see it all now: official language punjabi with gurmukhi script, rename national airlines as kithay pacific, national bird tandoori chicken, and RCMP to mandatorily hire 50% nihangs.

chetak wrote: ↑24 Oct 2024 12:40

Amber G. wrote: ↑24 Oct 2024 12:30 Canada MPs Call For Justin Trudeau's Resignation, Set October 28 Deadline
>>Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faces internal pressure to resign as Liberal leader, with dissenting MPs expressing grievances during a closed-door meeting. Growing discontent within the party has led to an ultimatum for Trudeau to decide his future by October 28. A document presented during the meeting outlined the case for resignation, reportedly backed by 24 MPs.

Amber mohtarma,

Amberji as not 'motorham' but 'seeneyar maulana'

Mukesh.Kumar wrote: ↑24 Oct 2024 18:38

chetak wrote: ↑24 Oct 2024 12:40


Amber mohtarma,

Amberji as not 'motorham' but 'seeneyar maulana'

My sincere apologies to Amber ji, but some time ago someone senior had mentioned that the forum had two mohtarmas on board. The assumption was entirely my mistake.

Thanks for the heads up Mukesh.Kumar ji. much obliged

Meanwhile: This is making bigger news in USA & Canadian Media - asking tough questions to Justin Trudeau on leaking sensitive info to Washington Post days before meeting Indian NSA in Singapore.

Trudeau’s personal hate for India and love for Canadian terrorists is degrading Canada’s reputation globally.

Canadian PM Justin Trudeau’s top officials National Security Adviser & Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs leaked sensitive intelligence about India with Washington Post hours before RCMP press conference against Indian diplomats. Canadian Media exposes Justin Trudeau.

In Trudeau’s school of diplomacy, terrorists win and allies lose. Canadian Liberals have been wilfully blind to India’s red lines on separatism and terrorism for the sake of diaspora politics,

writes Joe Adam George.
Link: https://nationalpost.com/opinion/in-tru ... llies-lose

The Canada-India diplomatic spat hit a historic low on Thanksgiving when the Trudeau government announced it had expelled six Indian diplomats including High Commissioner Sanjay Kumar Verma — a reprimand usually reserved for rogue states rather than ally nations. An equally extraordinary press conference by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police followed soon after. Although its stated objective was to provide more details on the criminal activities the diplomats were allegedly involved in, attendees were left with more questions than answers.

... Having likely anticipated these developments, India released a no-holds-barred statement in advance that read more like a legal notice than a diplomatic communiqué. Noting that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s antagonistic relationship with India “has long been in evidence,” the statement went on to accuse him of “constantly” and “consciously” pandering to anti-India elements involved in terrorist and separatist activities that undermine India’s national security interests for “narrow political gains.” The scathing nature of New Delhi’s reproach was evocative of how it often calls out Pakistan, its arch-enemy, for being a state sponsor of terrorism.

vera_k wrote: ↑23 Oct 2024 07:28

KL Dubey wrote: ↑22 Oct 2024 22:15 The only real way to change is for India to impose outbound quotas for emigration based on internal workforce demands, i.e. to control our human resource/workforce exports to other countries. I have posted about that in detail earlier. Then there can be some reduction of foreign diplomatic personnel.

The nuclear option is what was done with South Africa in cutting off diplomatic relations and mark that passports are not valid for travel to Canada. It would not affect criminals or terrorists, since Canada would provide them with a Canadian passport through the US or UK embassy. But will inconvenience regular citizens, so should be the last resort. But that's where this is headed given continual reductions in diplomatic presence.

vera_k , absolutely no reflection/complaint on you or your post. My post is also slightly off tropic as well.

The nuclear option is what was done with South Africa

Strange that this option was never exercised in the case of the pukis.

In interviews : Verma claims pro-Khalistan elements in Canadian defence, Parliament. and other matters..

Recalled envoy Verma's stark warning for parents sending kids to Canada

Indian High Commissioner to Canada, Sanjay Verma, recently expressed deep concerns about the harsh realities faced by Indian students pursuing higher education in Canada. Speaking to PTI, Verma highlighted issues such as substandard living conditions, underemployment, and the rising influence of Khalistani elements in the country.

Verma pointed out that many students, who come from well-off families, are often forced to live in cramped spaces, with eight students sharing a single room. Despite their expectations of a promising academic journey, they end up enrolled in institutions that offer minimal classes, leading them to work low-wage jobs just to make ends meet.

"A whole week they work at a store, as a daily wager," Verma said, referring to students’ reliance on part-time jobs rather than focusing on their education. He added that many students, despite their qualifications, are compelled to take on jobs as cab drivers or other odd roles, diverging from their original aspirations.
Verma also raised concerns about the social situation in Canada, particularly the influence of Khalistani elements on young students. He noted that non-Khalistani students are being threatened and even pressured into joining gangs. "Many innocent children who went there became criminals, gangsters, Khalistani criminals," he said, emphasizing that these students are being negatively influenced by local Khalistani groups.


The High Commissioner's comments come amid rising tensions between India and Canada, with an increasing number of Indian parents expressing anxiety over their children’s safety and future prospects abroad.

Lisa wrote: ↑24 Oct 2024 23:47 ....

The nuclear option is what was done with South Africa

Strange that this option was never exercised in the case of the pukis.

OT - There are too many Ganga-Jamuna Tehzeebis, A monkey Ayeshas, WKKs and Pak pasand nostalgics to be able to exercise the nuclear option; especially with the Indian Muslim National Khangress.

For all practical purposes, it is very difficult for non-peacefuls from Bharat to get that wretched stamp from the ideological fortress of Islam and forever pollute their passports.

Amber G. wrote: ↑24 Oct 2024 23:19 Meanwhile: This is making bigger news in USA & Canadian Media - asking tough questions to Justin Trudeau on leaking sensitive info to Washington Post days before meeting Indian NSA in Singapore.

Trudeau’s personal hate for India and love for Canadian terrorists is degrading Canada’s reputation globally.

Canadian PM Justin Trudeau’s top officials National Security Adviser & Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs leaked sensitive intelligence about India with Washington Post hours before RCMP press conference against Indian diplomats. Canadian Media exposes Justin Trudeau.

Indeed .. मुर्गे आखिरकार अपने घर लौट ही आते हैं"
>>Canadian Conservative MP Michael Chong lashed out at Justin Trudeau Government for leaking classified information and sensitive intelligence on India to The Washington Post.

And another MP says in Canadian Parliament --

t’s time Canada deals with poisonous snakes in its backyard nurtured by Justin Trudeau or its fate is sealed just like that of Pakistan.

Reactions from ordinary Canadians

India-Canada Tensions: Why U.S. May Be The Mastermind & What India Needs To Do

Justin Trudeau and his Immigration Minister Marc Miller have suddenly just announced deep cuts in immigration, while also explicitly saying that asylum-seekers won't be affected.
It seems they intend to skew Canada's immigrant demographics more toward Khalistanis, who can easily get in on asylum claims. This tells me that they have a deeper longer-term game plan against India in mind.

sanman wrote: ↑25 Oct 2024 08:14 Justin Trudeau and his Immigration Minister Marc Miller have suddenly just announced deep cuts in immigration, while also explicitly saying that asylum-seekers won't be affected.
It seems they intend to skew Canada's immigrant demographics more toward Khalistanis, who can easily get in on asylum claims. This tells me that they have a deeper longer-term game plan against India in mind.

If Canadians think about it, they want illegal Rif raff's- many of the so called Khalistanis are Pakjabis pretending to be Sikhs at the cost of Hard working skilled people. The Canadian people need to see think about in the Elections- do they want Pakistani illegals masquerading as SIkhs assorted Rif Raffs.

They will torpedo thier own country big time with such Policies.

Mukesh.Kumar ji and Chetak ji - OT but no need of any titles (mohtarma or seenayar-any-thing) , just Amber, or Amberji is okay -- let us not use any unnecessary info about members. It some times avoids unnecessary trolling and harassing.

Meanwhile: From , local media reports:
Indo-Canadian Teen’s Burnt Remains Found in Halifax WalMart Oven

-- The body of 19-year-old Walmart employee Gursimran Kaur was tragically discovered in the store's walk-in oven by her mother after the teen's fellow employees had "brushed off" the mother's concerns about her whereabouts..

After Kaur's mother became concerned her daughter was not contactable, employees told her that she was probably just assisting a customer. The Indo-Canadian community has raised CA$164,000 to support the grieving family. How Kaur became trapped in the walk-in oven has not yet been established.

One link: 19-year-old Walmart employee found dead in store walk-in oven in Canad

Amber ji, accidents happen.

Amber G. wrote: ↑25 Oct 2024 22:41 Mukesh.Kumar ji and Chetak ji - OT but no need of any titles (mohtarma or seenayar-any-thing) , just Amber, or Amberji is okay -- let us not use any unnecessary info about members. It some times avoids unnecessary trolling and harassing.

Noted, Amber ji.

Aditya_V wrote: ↑25 Oct 2024 11:52 If Canadians think about it, they want illegal Rif raff's- many of the so called Khalistanis are Pakjabis pretending to be Sikhs at the cost of Hard working skilled people. The Canadian people need to see think about in the Elections- do they want Pakistani illegals masquerading as SIkhs assorted Rif Raffs.

They will torpedo thier own country big time with such Policies.

Various local politicians now jumping in to bar foreigners -- but remember, asylum-seekers are still welcome.
It will lead to a dumbing down of society.

So after all this, looks like Nijjar is alive and well somewhere since Canada is unable to produce a death certificate.

Also brings into question part of the FBI cases against Gupta and Yadav since the indictment says Nijjar was murdered.

U.S. v. Gupta indictment

Canada refuses NIA's request for death certificate of Nijjar