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Foreign Interference: Has a Terrorist Organization Infiltrated Canada’s Government? "The World Sikh Organization not only controls the Unity Party government in Canada – it is also an asset for CSIS,” highlights former Sikh Bob Rai, who left the religion due to its hijacking by extremist, terrorism-supporting organizations. "They never...

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"There is a lot of Sikh violence that doesn’t get mentioned." More on Khalistani Sikh terrorism and violence in Canada:

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"As a proud Canadian, I'm determined to fight against terror created from my country, terrorism facilitated from my country, and terrorists operating in my country." More on World SIkh Organization associated politicians:

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Gurpatwant Singh Pannun said Nijjar told him that gang members had warned him that "Indian intelligence agents had put a bounty on his head." More on Hardeep Singh Nijjar:

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@MEAIndia @DrSJaishankar @NIA_India It’s high time World Sikh Organization needs to be added to terror list including its past and present members

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This is crazy good !!

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Sikhs are one of the most entrepreneurial sect from India. Same habits can also turn negative depending on individual characters. Canada was nice to the khalistanis and pakis... But they used it to take revenge on India, a country Canadians have no clue about beyond Taj Mahal etc. Wake up call when a corrupt PM pushes the relationship between a peace loving Canadian and a peace loving Indian to brink of disaster. Hope things change for better

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Khalistanis have infiltrated deeply in Canadian polity and system.

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Its been a cover up from the get go. They did far more than was ever revealed to the public.

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"When will the protests ever stop?" I asked Sikhs for Justice affiliate manjinder singh. "[Until] justice is [delivered] and [we] take Khalistan, then [it'll] stop." On the 16th month anniversary of the killing of their Gurdwara president, Hardeep Singh Nijjar, in Surrey, BC, Manjinder Singh and his friends gathered in front of the Indian consulate in Vancouver to lynch an effigy of Indian PM Modi, desecrate the Indian and Russian flags, and express their support for Canadian police and Justin Trudeau in their allegations that India is involved in various criminal activities in Canada targeting Khalistanis, like the late Nijjar. Manjinder Singh urges Canadians to stand with their government, arguing that India is Canada’s greatest enemy, while expressing appreciation for the decisions made by Trudeau’s government. Sikhs for Justice, the group Nijjar was a part of, is listed as a terrorist organization by India, and its members have reportedly received 'duty to warn' notices from the RCMP. One of its Ottawa organizers, Santokh Singh Khela, was previously convicted by a Canadian court and sentenced to life in prison for conspiring to blow up Air India flight 110 out of JFK, New York, in 1986, following the 1985 bombings—the deadliest terror attack in Canada's history. Although RCMP and Sikhs for Justice allege that India is behind the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, India denies the allegation, saying that Canada never provided them with proof. For more information and on-the-ground independent journalism be sure to follow and support Media Bezirgan
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"When will the protests ever stop?" I asked Sikhs for Justice affiliate manjinder singh. "[Until] justice is [delivered] and [we] take Khalistan, then [it'll] stop." On the 16th month anniversary of the killing of their Gurdwara president, Hardeep Singh Nijjar, in Surrey, BC, Manjinder Singh and his friends gathered in front of the Indian consulate in Vancouver to lynch an effigy of Indian PM Modi, desecrate the Indian and Russian flags, and express their support for Canadian police and Justin Trudeau in their allegations that India is involved in various criminal activities in Canada targeting Khalistanis, like the late Nijjar. Manjinder Singh urges Canadians to stand with their government, arguing that India is Canada’s greatest enemy, while expressing appreciation for the decisions made by Trudeau’s government. Sikhs for Justice, the group Nijjar was a part of, is listed as a terrorist organization by India, and its members have reportedly received 'duty to warn' notices from the RCMP. One of its Ottawa organizers, Santokh Singh Khela, was previously convicted by a Canadian court and sentenced to life in prison for conspiring to blow up Air India flight 110 out of JFK, New York, in 1986, following the 1985 bombings—the deadliest terror attack in Canada's history. Although RCMP and Sikhs for Justice allege that India is behind the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, India denies the allegation, saying that Canada never provided them with proof. For more information and on-the-ground independent journalism be sure to follow and support Media Bezirgan

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At a joint press conference in Surrey organized by a coalition of major Sikh bodies, Jaskaran Sandhu, the co-founder of Baaz & the WSO's Regional President for Alberta, spoke about PM Carney's visit to India. Sikh bodies are calling on the Canadian government to: 1. Maximize transparency around Indian transnational repression. 2. Resume the study into Indian electoral interference and criminal activity. 3. Establish a public inquiry into the 2023 assassination of Bhai Hardeep Singh Nijjar. The call comes as Carney's trip to India has been met with ongoing controversy, including conflicting statements from government officials on India's ongoing transnational repression and state sponsored terrorism in Canada.
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At a joint press conference in Surrey organized by a coalition of major Sikh bodies, Jaskaran Sandhu, the co-founder of Baaz & the WSO's Regional President for Alberta, spoke about PM Carney's visit to India. Sikh bodies are calling on the Canadian government to: 1. Maximize transparency around Indian transnational repression. 2. Resume the study into Indian electoral interference and criminal activity. 3. Establish a public inquiry into the 2023 assassination of Bhai Hardeep Singh Nijjar. The call comes as Carney's trip to India has been met with ongoing controversy, including conflicting statements from government officials on India's ongoing transnational repression and state sponsored terrorism in Canada.

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There are only two institutions that refuse to see the evidence provided by the RCMP in the investigation of foreign interference, murder, extortion, and harassment of Sikh and South Asian Canadians: The Government of India, and the Conservative Party of Canada. ⬇️
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There are only two institutions that refuse to see the evidence provided by the RCMP in the investigation of foreign interference, murder, extortion, and harassment of Sikh and South Asian Canadians: The Government of India, and the Conservative Party of Canada. ⬇️

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The controversial past of Edmonton’s current mayor: “He thinks like a parasite and he is a parasite towards Canada,” says Bob Rai, the whistleblower of Regina Bypass Project scandal involving former infrastructure minister. Accusations concerning Sohi center around his purported facilitation of Whiterock Ventures Inc. (WRV), a trucking company linked to his brother and election donors. But the real question is: How could someone with the background of Amarjeet Sohi be elevated to such positions of power? “He had to cover up his crimes committed in India, and he utilized a less than mediocre journalist named Paula Simons that worked for the Edmonton Journal and she basically whitewashed all of Amarjeet Sohi’s crimes — made him look like a freedom fighter and a living martyr when the true identity of Amarjeet Sohi was a Khalistani terrorist in India,” says Rai, who’s a former member of the Sikh religion. Sohi denies being charged, but documents show otherwise. Check out the full story in the comment section. Media Bezirgan
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The controversial past of Edmonton’s current mayor: “He thinks like a parasite and he is a parasite towards Canada,” says Bob Rai, the whistleblower of Regina Bypass Project scandal involving former infrastructure minister. Accusations concerning Sohi center around his purported facilitation of Whiterock Ventures Inc. (WRV), a trucking company linked to his brother and election donors. But the real question is: How could someone with the background of Amarjeet Sohi be elevated to such positions of power? “He had to cover up his crimes committed in India, and he utilized a less than mediocre journalist named Paula Simons that worked for the Edmonton Journal and she basically whitewashed all of Amarjeet Sohi’s crimes — made him look like a freedom fighter and a living martyr when the true identity of Amarjeet Sohi was a Khalistani terrorist in India,” says Rai, who’s a former member of the Sikh religion. Sohi denies being charged, but documents show otherwise. Check out the full story in the comment section. Media Bezirgan

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Calgary Singh BUSTED With 170 lb of Cocaine at US-Canada Border Freed on $0 Bail Next Day Surj Singh Salaria, a Calgary-based commercial truck driver, is facing three serious criminal charges for attempting to traffic 170 pounds of cocaine into Canada from the United States through the Montana–Alberta Coutts border crossing on September 25, 2025. While Canada’s multi-billion-dollar state media complex reported on Singh’s charges, it failed to dig deeper to determine whether he had been granted bail. According to court documents obtained by independent researcher Bob Rai, Singh was granted bail the very next day after his arrest by a provincial Justice of the Peace — for $0 bail and under extremely lax conditions, including permission to travel freely within the province and no curfew requirements.The swiftness of his release, despite being caught with $7 million worth of narcotics, raises serious questions about Canada’s ability to deter international drug trafficking. “The level of corruption and criminality in Canada, driven by a political-criminal nexus, is unmatched in the world,” stressed Rai, adding that the justice system’s inadequacy in handling ethno-religious organized crime is, in his view, one of the reasons for U.S. concern over Canada. We’ve seen Singh after Singh busted with huge amounts of narcotics and fentanyl — but how do they launder the cash? Mr. Rai explains that Punjabi gangs in Canada often use a money-transfer method that’s legal here but illegal in the U.S.: hawala. “I can speak for the Sikh-Punjabi ethnic gangs that have many members of parliament like Jasraj Singh Hallan, Tim Singh Uppal, and other Singhs in Ottawa, as well as all the provincial Singhs aligned under the dirty World Sikh Organization,” Rai stated, pointing out Hallan's gangster past and Uppal's alleged proximity to international drug traffickers, according to Canadian and Indian court documents. He also raises concerns about Alberta's premier Danielle Smith allowing Satpal Singh Parhar to appoint himself as the chief of Alberta's new police force despite his proximity to organized crime, as per various court filings. “Sat Singh Parhar will now be in charge of a 300 km international border, and I couldn't imagine what he will be doing with all of that intelligence received from federal and international agencies, and he will be profiliating and assisting high-level drug traffickers crossing the international border,” Rai expressed. Support Media Bezirgan for more.
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Calgary Singh BUSTED With 170 lb of Cocaine at US-Canada Border Freed on $0 Bail Next Day Surj Singh Salaria, a Calgary-based commercial truck driver, is facing three serious criminal charges for attempting to traffic 170 pounds of cocaine into Canada from the United States through the Montana–Alberta Coutts border crossing on September 25, 2025. While Canada’s multi-billion-dollar state media complex reported on Singh’s charges, it failed to dig deeper to determine whether he had been granted bail. According to court documents obtained by independent researcher Bob Rai, Singh was granted bail the very next day after his arrest by a provincial Justice of the Peace — for $0 bail and under extremely lax conditions, including permission to travel freely within the province and no curfew requirements.The swiftness of his release, despite being caught with $7 million worth of narcotics, raises serious questions about Canada’s ability to deter international drug trafficking. “The level of corruption and criminality in Canada, driven by a political-criminal nexus, is unmatched in the world,” stressed Rai, adding that the justice system’s inadequacy in handling ethno-religious organized crime is, in his view, one of the reasons for U.S. concern over Canada. We’ve seen Singh after Singh busted with huge amounts of narcotics and fentanyl — but how do they launder the cash? Mr. Rai explains that Punjabi gangs in Canada often use a money-transfer method that’s legal here but illegal in the U.S.: hawala. “I can speak for the Sikh-Punjabi ethnic gangs that have many members of parliament like Jasraj Singh Hallan, Tim Singh Uppal, and other Singhs in Ottawa, as well as all the provincial Singhs aligned under the dirty World Sikh Organization,” Rai stated, pointing out Hallan's gangster past and Uppal's alleged proximity to international drug traffickers, according to Canadian and Indian court documents. He also raises concerns about Alberta's premier Danielle Smith allowing Satpal Singh Parhar to appoint himself as the chief of Alberta's new police force despite his proximity to organized crime, as per various court filings. “Sat Singh Parhar will now be in charge of a 300 km international border, and I couldn't imagine what he will be doing with all of that intelligence received from federal and international agencies, and he will be profiliating and assisting high-level drug traffickers crossing the international border,” Rai expressed. Support Media Bezirgan for more.

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