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More than a dozen Canadian Sikhs face active assassination threats, organization warns

13 June 2025
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More than a dozen Canadian Sikhs face active assassination threats, organization warns
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Concerns Over Sikh Safety in Canada

More than a dozen Canadian Sikhs are facing active threats to their lives, with advocacy organizations attributing these dangers to India. The World Sikh Organization of Canada argues it is unacceptable for the federal government to host Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the upcoming G7 meeting, given these safety concerns.

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