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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government has sparked a diplomatic war with India accusing the latter of playing a role in the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, who Trudeau considers a "Canadian citizen"

Shubhneet Singh had shared a distorted map of India on his Instagram stories which he captioned, “Pray for Punjab”. The map had shown a 'broken' India without Punjab, Jammu and Kashmir and the North Eastern states.

Govt issues advisory to TV channels to not give platform to persons against whom there are charges of serious crimes including terrorism or belonging to banned organisations

Amid the ongoing issues between the India-Canada diplomatic situation, the High Commission of Canada in India has issued an official statement saying that the country has decided to temporarily adjust its staff presence in India.

"On March 18, slogan-shouting Khalistani supporters had broken through the makeshift security barriers raised by the city police and put up two so-called Khalistani flags in the Consultate premises, damaged the consulate building, assaulted and caused injuries to the consulate officials", the NIA statement read.

Khalistani terrorist's aide Sukhdool Singh escaped to Canada in 2017 using fraudulent documents. On September 20, he was gunned down in Canada.

Interestingly, Sukha's name was on the list of wanted criminals shared by NIA on September 20. The names included criminals engaged in terror-gangster acts against India.

During the G20 summit, the security team of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau created a ruckus over a Presidential Suite

Binay Singh has come up with a new book named 'The Elastic War: Story of Popular Front of India', detailing previously undisclosed facts about outlawed PFI.

Back in 2010, the then Prime Minister Dr Mammohan Singh had warned his Canadian counterpart Stephan Harper over the rising support among Canadian Sikhs for Khalistani elements active in Punjab.