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The Indian government must do nothing to stop these criminals from migrating to Canada. As it is, the Khalistani diaspora in Canada welcomes these criminals with open arms and provides them with all kinds of legal help in order to facilitate their Canadian citizenship.
These criminals go on to run Canada’s drug, arms and human smuggling networks – and of course, they also actively support the Khalistani movement.
In the long run, they are Canada’s problem, not ours. Why should we be bothered.
However, the government must not grant them either OCI or PIO status – as that can enable them to foment trouble back in their villages and towns in India.
Great news indeed.
India must encourage all such criminals to apply for refugee status in Canada.
Once they become Canadian citizens, they become Canada’s headache. We got nothing to do with them any more.
The Indian government must do nothing to stop these criminals from migrating to Canada. As it is, the Khalistani diaspora in Canada welcomes these criminals with open arms and provides them with all kinds of legal help in order to facilitate their Canadian citizenship.
These criminals go on to run Canada’s drug, arms and human smuggling networks – and of course, they also actively support the Khalistani movement.
In the long run, they are Canada’s problem, not ours. Why should we be bothered.
However, the government must not grant them either OCI or PIO status – as that can enable them to foment trouble back in their villages and towns in India.
Great news indeed.
India must encourage all such criminals to apply for refugee status in Canada.
Once they become Canadian citizens, they become Canada’s headache. We got nothing to do with them any more.