Bharat Rakshak

vera_k wrote: ↑20 Sep 2023 22:40

vimal wrote: ↑20 Sep 2023 22:11 Canada does server a useful function as a dumping ground for all the junkies from Punjaab. Lets not make them more mad, we need to lighten the population load on India abd get rid of all the crap.

However, Canada is providing cover to allow terrorists to travel to India.

Entry requirements needs to be tightened up. Something simple as -

1. Canadians naturalized within the past 20 years are not eligible for entry into India.

KL Dubey wrote: ↑21 Sep 2023 07:08 And what about the Hindu Indo-Canadians (as well as the large majority of sikh Indo-Canadians) who abhor this khalistani menace and are fighting for Dharma in Canada ? In your "simple" approach, will we shut out these 1 million+ people as well ? That would be a case of throwing the baby out with the bath water. In addition, we cannot trivialize our OCI system, which grants important privileges to our diaspora (the overwhelming majority of whom are glad to be part of India in this way).

Need to think clearly.

India has many tools to make these guys hurt. A better approach could be one or more of the following:

- OCI should be the only simple means of travel for Canadians to and from India.
- All OCIs (existing and applicants) should be vetted with a fine tooth comb, and those with khalistan associations should be canceled and debarred.
- Cancel ETA/eVisa for Canadian applicants and require in-person, paper-only visa applications, with fingerprinting, Canada police no-objection certificate etc. Should be required to fly in and out on an Indian carrier only. Let them taste the famed ways of Indian babu-giri.

vera_k wrote: ↑21 Sep 2023 07:33
Canada will have to be notified to be not eligible for OCI alongside Pakistan.

People can continue on with their Canadian permanent residence and not become Canadians if they so desire. Doing so avoids allowing Canada to use its citizenship papers as a cover for terrorist activity.

KL Dubey wrote: ↑21 Sep 2023 07:08

vera_k wrote: ↑20 Sep 2023 22:40

However, Canada is providing cover to allow terrorists to travel to India.

Entry requirements needs to be tightened up. Something simple as -

1. Canadians naturalized within the past 20 years are not eligible for entry into India.

And what about the Hindu Indo-Canadians (as well as the large majority of sikh Indo-Canadians) who abhor this khalistani menace and are fighting for Dharma in Canada ? In your "simple" approach, will we shut out these 1 million+ people as well ? That would be a case of throwing the baby out with the bath water. In addition, we cannot trivialize our OCI system, which grants important privileges to our diaspora (the overwhelming majority of whom are glad to be part of India in this way).

Need to think clearly.

India has many tools to make these guys hurt. A better approach could be one or more of the following:

- OCI should be the only simple means of travel for Canadians to and from India.
- All OCIs (existing and applicants) should be vetted with a fine tooth comb, and those with khalistan associations should be canceled and debarred.
- Cancel ETA/eVisa for Canadian applicants and require in-person, paper-only visa applications, with fingerprinting, Canada police no-objection certificate etc. Should be required to fly in and out on an Indian carrier only. Let them taste the famed ways of Indian babu-giri.

ldev wrote: ↑20 Sep 2023 23:40 On the face of it this would indicate either a partial or whole GOI communication being intercepted by the SIGNIT network operated by the 5 eyes. Thus it cannot be fully shared with others including other G7 members as it would compromise sources and methods.

krithivas wrote: ↑21 Sep 2023 05:02 We thought 2024 Indian election distraction will come from NGO's ("the soros donkeys"), We may need to recalibrate that the real distraction actually may come from a duly elected Government reps? With NGO's failing to gain any traction, they now are pushing Governments to be the agent of chaos?

Kati wrote: ↑21 Sep 2023 07:39 Kanada police "no objection certificate" is a nonstarter, as the federal admin itself in bed with the khalistani terrorists. Instead, we can follow the Vietnam's example. Any Overseas Vietnamese Persons (OVP) who are eligible to get 5 years' visa easily must provide a detailed list of their close family members in Vietnam. Then the Vietnam govt checks all the family members' background (with the local police reports) and then decides whether to grant the long-term visa or not. This is to weed out the anti-commie elements who sided with the ex-South Vietnamese govt + US army prior to the fall of Saigon on April 30, 1975.

g.sarkar wrote: ↑21 Sep 2023 07:27 Journalists analyze Canada-India tension over killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar – September 20, 2023


Journalists Bob Fife (The Globe and Mail) and Stephanie Levitz (Toronto Star) join CPAC’s Michael Serapio to discuss the diplomatic tensions between Canada and India in the wake of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s statement on credible allegations of a potential Indian link to the killing of Sikh leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar.
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Gautam
The only way out is for India to say that some rogue element in the Indian intelligence service did the killing, and India will take care of the problem. But Modi is not doing that, he is digging in. JT has tried of late to dial it down, but Modi has not complied, he can stick it to Canada.

sanjaykumar wrote: ↑21 Sep 2023 08:06 India examines Indian diaspora documents minutely. The are not hesitant to reject anyone with an unhealthy interest in panjab.

Even people who feel they would not have an issue.

williams wrote: ↑21 Sep 2023 08:03 Very interesting: they publicly declared nonsense, and now India must bail them out. You poke a little needle into an Elephant, expecting it to humble itself before you. Canada is screwed if this is the way they conduct foreign policy. I think it is time to paint Canada as another terrorist-harboring state like TSP with whom we are not going to negotiate period.

sanman wrote: ↑21 Sep 2023 08:16 [youtube...]xsj8nU-cgoc[/youtube]

@6:58 - "there's no upside for Canada" -- ohhh, but there's UPSIDE FOR TRUDEAU -- and that's all that matters to him!

A_Gupta wrote: ↑21 Sep 2023 10:30 This is probably a dumb question - if India felt the need to assassinate someone in an ostensibly friendly western democracy, would Nijjar be the most-valued target, or is there anyone else?

Shooting – Investigation: C23-227156

Released: September 19, 2023 at 2:18 p.m.
On September 18, 2023, at approximately 6:20 p.m., General Patrol officers responded to the report of a shooting incident in the area of Aldgate Road and Gobert Crescent.

The Major Crimes Unit has taken over the investigation.

A_Gupta wrote: ↑21 Sep 2023 09:55 The reasoning in that video sanman posted is because the downside is so high, Trudeau must be very confident in the evidence he has. But he is never going to share that evidence. The proof that India is involved in Nijjar's murder is that Trudeau spoke out.

krithivas wrote: ↑21 Sep 2023 10:36 ^^^ Mr. Brahma Chellaney said the same thing that Nijjar had zero value to Indian Government. In fact, he said that he never has heard of him either.

Vayutuvan wrote: ↑21 Sep 2023 10:35

A_Gupta wrote: ↑21 Sep 2023 10:30 This is probably a dumb question - if India felt the need to assassinate someone in an ostensibly friendly western democracy, would Nijjar be the most-valued target, or is there anyone else?

Why are we even entertaining this kind of thought process? India doesn't sanction assasinations. Period. I am a little disappointed with you Sir @A_Gupta.

This is normal inside the Khalistani circles in kaneda. They keep bumping each other off. What the average Canadian doesn't realise is that their governments since the 1980's let this menace fester. And if they don't fix it now, it will eventually spill out of the boundaries of Surrey and Brampton. The Indian state has no role in this. This is Canada's mess, and it will not stop. It won't happen in Punjab (India), but right here in kaneda.

Vayutuvan wrote: ↑21 Sep 2023 11:11 @chetak gaaru, his mom has Scottish/Irish/British/Indonesian ancestry.

Cyrano wrote: ↑21 Sep 2023 11:21 BTW, The ANI reporter was in front of MEA block with mike in hand and camera man in tow by pure divine coincidence and astral alignment. The gods weren't happy with Olivier Sylvestre it seems, neither was he after the desi wedgie he got - must have really hurt the zone behind his microscopic guilli-danda. That facial expression he had as the came out, jumped into the car and banged the door is one for the ages.