Canada Police Probe Video Cautioning Not To Fly Air India
Canada is home to nearly 770,000 Sikhs, who make up around two percent of the general populace, with a vocal minority calling for making a different Indian state called Khalistan.
"We treat each danger in a serious way, particularly when it concerns carriers," Transportation Priest Pablo Rodriguez told correspondents in Ottawa.
The Regal Canadian Mounted Police, he added, "is doing an examination."
The recordings, posted web-based somewhat recently, include Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, the general guidance for the US-based Sikhs for Equity, which advocates the production of a different Sikh state cut out of India.
He cautions Sikhs in the video: "Don't fly Air India after November 19, your lives might be in harm's way."
He let Canadian media know that this was not a danger yet rather a call to blacklist Indian organizations.
The Sikh nonconformist development is generally completed inside India, where security powers showed no mercy to place down a rebellion in the province of Punjab during the 1980s.
Canada is home to exactly 770,000 Sikhs, who make up around two percent of the general populace, with a vocal minority calling for making a different Indian state called Khalistan.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in September raised charges that Indian specialists assumed a part in the June murder of a Canadian Sikh pioneer, close to Vancouver, and removed an Indian negotiator accepted to have a connection to the killing.
India excused as "ridiculous" the sensation allegation.
Relations among India and Canada have plunged over the perplexing killing, and Indian misery over how Ottawa has taken care of Sikh separatists.
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