Pro-Khalistan secessionists support separatist referendum in Canada’s Alberta province
First reported 9 Oct, 08:54 UTCUpdated 15h ago4 sources
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There is concern in Ottawa over the referendum amid media reports of potential American interference in the process, favouring the separatists
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New Delhi: Amid reports that a pro-Khalistan group is planning to hold a so-called 'Khalistan referendum' in Canada's Edmonton later this month, the Ministry of External Affairs on Friday took a strong exception to such suggestions, saying it strongly condemns "all anti-India activities". MEA spokesperson Randhir…
There is concern in Ottawa over the referendum amid media reports of potential American interference in the process, favouring the separatists
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- Pro-Khalistan secessionists support separatist referendum in Canada’s Alberta province (opens Hindustan Times in a new tab)
There is concern in Ottawa over the referendum amid media reports of potential American interference in the process, favouring the separatists
- Strongly condemn anti-India activities: MEA on pro-Khalistan group's planned 'referendum' in Canada (opens Deccan Herald in a new tab)
New Delhi: Amid reports that a pro-Khalistan group is planning to hold a so-called 'Khalistan referendum' in Canada's Edmonton later this month, the Ministry of External Affairs on Friday took a strong exception to such suggestions, saying it strongly condemns "all anti-India activities". MEA spokesperson Randhir…
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