The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) listed him at number 15 among wanted criminals. This has come to light through the website of the Canada-based Bolo program, which disseminates information in the public interest from various law agencies.

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has recently chargesheeted Brar and his associates Lawrence Bishnoi (in Bathinda jail), and Anmol Bishnoi (last seen in California, USA), claiming that they have links with terror outfits. India has on several occasions strongly asked the Canadian government not to allow criminals like Goldie Brar to use their soil for crimes and terrorist acts against India.

India has on several occasions strongly asked the Canadian government not to allow criminals like Goldie Brar to use their soil for crimes and terrorist acts against India.

The Bolo programme’s website, which has featured brar’s photo, says the main goal of the Bolo programme is to tell the public about Canada’s most wanted criminals.

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Since 2019, the police were very upset with the increasing incidents of car theft in Toronto, Canada.

A campaign was being run at the ground level regarding this. Canada’s RCMP has traced these people with the help of CCTV cameras. The investigation of this case was started in November 2022. So far, 119 people have been arrested in the case.

Those arrested include Nirmal Dhillon (47), a resident of Caledon, Canada, Sukhwinder Gill (40), a resident of Woodbridge, Jagjit Bhinder (40), a resident of Brampton, Iqbal Hair (50) of Toronto, Pradeep Grewal (38), a resident of Brampton, Jiten Patel, 31, and Varinder Calla (32). Gurveen Ranaut, 26, from Brampton, Ramanpreet Singh, 29, from Mississauga, Chauhan, 45, from Brampton, Gagandeep Singh, 23, Sandeep Takkar, 36, Satwinder Grewal, 29, Princedeep Singh, 25, Amrit Clair, 28, from Cambridge, Ajay Kumar, 23, from Toronto, Khemnath Singh, 58, from Brampton. Inquilab Singh, 26, Harpreet Singh, 35, Manpreet Gill, 36, from Brampton,

44-year-old Mandeep Singh Toor, 23-year-old Dilpreet Singh of Mississauga, 33-year-old Tridev Verma of Brampton, 31-year-old Joga Singh, 32-year-old Dilpreet Saini of Brampton, 37-year-old Manpreet Gill, Gauravdeep Singh, Jasdeep Janda (25), 28-year-old Harshdeep Singh of Brampton, 27-year-old Ravi Singh and Navjot Singh of Brampton, Diljot Dhillon (24) Sunil (42) from Niagara Falls, Khavinder Singh (42) and Alambir Singh (23) from Toronto, Jasraj Singh (18), Mehkash Sohal (18), Amanjot Sandhu (19) of Brampton, Manpreet Gill (36) and Jasdeep Singh (25) of Brampton.

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Pawanpreet Kaur, a 21-year-old resident of Brampton, was shot dead by an unidentified person at the Petro Canada gas station on Creditview and Britannia Roads around 10:40 p.m. on Saturday, December 3, 2022, police said.

Investigators confirmed that Pawanpreet Kaur was working at the gas station at the time and the police said she was killed with a deliberate plan.

On Monday, the Peel Homicide Bureau identified the man who carried out the murder as 30-year-old Dharam Singh Dhaliwal, wanted for first-degree murder. Dhaliwal went missing intentionally in September 2022, but investigation revealed that all this was done to plan pawanpreet’s murder, police said.

According to the details released about Dharam Singh, his height is said to be five feet eight inches and he weighs 170 pounds. He also has a tattoo on his left hand.

Dhaliwal, who also has links in Ontario, New Brunswick, Winnipeg and Vancouver, could be armed and dangerous, police said. His family members have also been accused of helping him and have been charged. Peel police said two family members of Dhaliwal were charged in connection with Pawan’s murder.

Pritpal Dhaliwal, 25, and Amarjit Dhaliwal, 50, were arrested from Moncton, New Brunswick, officials said.

The police made it clear that those who helped and sheltered Dharam Dhaliwal would also be charged. At the same time, the police have also asked the him to surrender.

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He advocated directly connecting Canada with Amritsar by air and said they would continue to struggle till these flights start. “Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is talking about people’s problems instead of solving them,” he said.

Quoting statistics, he admitted that punjabis often have a large number of people coming to India from Canada, who do not have easy access to their homes from Delhi.

Therefore, for his convenience, it is necessary to connect Canada directly to Amritsar by air and his party will continue to make every effort for this.

He claimed that his party would win the next parliamentary elections with a huge majority.

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Similarly, Canada’s British Columbia province also declared April as Dalit History Month. The BJP, the world’s largest party, is observing ‘Social Justice Week’ from its foundation day ‘April 6’ to April 14, Babasaheb’s birth anniversary. Programmes have also been organised in several cities, including Nagpur.

Babasaheb Ambedkar had once said that wherever Hindus go, they take their caste along. Now there is talk of making laws against caste discrimination in Britain and America. In such a situation, you can imagine how visionary he was. Ambedkar has emerged as a leader with an unopposed legacy. In such a situation, their influence is constantly increasing abroad. Ambedkar’s ideas have been internationalised.

Ambedkar’s ideas have been internationalised. Ambedkar’s statues are present in nine universities around the world, from the London School of Economics to Columbia. He appears to be a global icon against inequality.

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He said that since the early days of the 20th century, Sikhs started coming to Canada and brought with them the essence of their history, culture and traditions. With this, our land was also enriched and we started adopting diversity openly and we opened our arms to others as well. Poilievre said that the Sikhs who left the land of five rivers opened the way for new lives not only for themselves but also for their children and others.

Sikhs also brought with them their values, love, compassion, charity and loyalty. Many Sikhs were able to bring with them very little money and only a few selected things in the name of their property. But the values that the Sikhs have built by coming here will not be erased for many generations to come and will become an example for many generations of Sikhs to come.

Today, 800,000 Sikhs call Canada their home and our country is proud that we have such a larger Sikh community than anywhere else in the world. Sikhs have established their own identity in every sector and industry of our country and have also played an important role in the development of our country. For the past 120 years, their gurdwaras have been a beacon of light for communities, where the needy are always helped and shown a ray of hope.

Pierre Poilievre said that on behalf of the Conservative Party of Canada, he extends his advance greetings to the entire Sikh community for this month’s Baisakhi celebrations and thank them for their selfless contribution to the country.

He also said that he encourages all Canadians to take the time to learn more about the remarkable history of the Sikhs and the heritage of the Sikhs.

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Peel Regional Police said that police blocked traffic after 9:30 a.m. on March 10 to stop a driver allegedly driving with a heavy tractor trailer in the No Heavy Truck Zone in the Dixie Road area on Williams Parkway in Brampton. Then when the police rushed to reach the driver, he tried to take his tractor trailer from there at full speed and succeeded. Keeping public safety in mind, the police could not control the driver.

Minutes later, police officers spotted the tractor trailer in the Queen Street area on Airport Road. After seeing the police, the driver started driving the truck recklessly. Some distance away, on Gorway Drive and Steels Avenue, the driver hit a vehicle and did not stop at the spot.

On March 20, investigators identified the driver as 28-year-old Lovepreet Singh of Brampton and issued a warrant for his arrest. He was taken into custody two days later.

He is facing several charges such as running away from the police, acting dangerously and not stopping after committing the accident. Police said Lovepreet has a history of hiring vehicles by giving fake identities.

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Gagandeep Singh (21) was beaten up on March 17 after he alighted from a bus near McCurry Road in Highway 97 and Kelona. Gagandeep was on his way home after shopping for groceries when his boys got into a scuffle on the bus.

The student sustained severe injuries on his ribs, mouth, arms and legs and was treated at a hospital.

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The announcement was made by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). The IRCC’s move is an extension of the temporary public policy issued during the Corona epidemic, which was ending today. This policy has now been extended for two years till February 28, 2025.

Visitors applying under this government policy, who have a work permit for the last 12 months, will now be able to file an application for temporary work authorization with a new employer.

Prior to this temporary change in the policy, those applying for work in Canada were required to apply for an initial work permit before coming to this country.

If they were already in Canada on a visitor visa, they had to leave the country to get their work permit. Now with this new policy, people coming on visitor visas will not be required to leave Canada.

Beneficiaries of this temporary policy must have a valid status of stay in Canada on the day of applying for a work permit and have a job offer, with a letter exempt from labor market impact assessment (LMIA) or LMIA.

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A total of 1,005 cases of hate crimes related to religion were reported in 2021, the FBI said. Anti-Jewish incidents accounted for 31.9 percent of the largest categories of religion-based crimes.

This was followed by 21.3 per cent of anti-Sikh incidents. At the same time, anti-Muslim incidents were 9.5 percent, anti-Catholic incidents were 6.1 percent, and anti-Eastern Orthodox (Russian, Greek, other) incidents were 6.5 percent.

At the same time, black or African-Americans were also targeted on a large scale and their number was 63.2 percent.

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