Khalistan extremism, deportation fights, remigration and diaspora politics in Canada.
“Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh,” she began, which means “Purity belongs to Waheguru, victory belongs to Waheguru,” before addressing the question.
Tens of thousands of Sikhs have gathered for Calgary’s annual Nagar Kirtan, an event billed as “family-friendly.”
Canadian nationalists demonstrated on one of Calgary’s busiest highways, holding a sign reading “Remigration Now,” and calling for the flow of immigration to Canada to not only be stopped, but reversed.
A Canadian-born Punjabi trucker speaks to @MediaBezirgan about what he calls the corruption and negligence destroying Canada’s trucking industry, laying blame squarely on exploitative employers from India, weak government oversight, and unsafe practices.
Last week, Calgary Police arrested two individuals at Gurdwara Dashmesh, a Sikh place of worship in Calgary, following a confrontation with an alleged 'extortionist' who pulled his gun after being chased by a crowd.
Dr. Paul Bullen, PhD in Political Science from the University of Chicago, provides his analysis on Canadian politicians pandering to Khalistani separatists and the inadequacy of the mainstream media.
Billed as a "religious parade" in Calgary, Alberta, this event took on a distinctly political tone, displaying posters that accused India of assassinations and featured names and images of Khalistani militants—individuals recognized as terrorists by Canada and/or India.
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