Recalling the Kanishka” bombings, India on Friday expressed worries over the banned Sikh for Justice” activities in Canada and said that it is unfortunate” that objectionable referendums are being allowed in a friendly country.
“These objectionable referendums it is very unfortunate that these are being allowed in a friendly country. We have reiterated the same before as well. We have conveyed our concerns to the Canadian government at different levels,” MEA spokesperson Arindam Bagchi during a weekly presser. We hope that these activities stop in future. India has issued an advisory as well that how anti-India activities are on arise in Canada and how it is posing a risk to Indians. We must not forget Kanishka Bombings. There have been links in the past. We have already banned the SF] outfit,” Bagchi added.
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