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SFJ General Counsel Pannun cautioned PM Carney and the Liberals that trading Canadian sovereignty for business with Modi’s India will reflect in the next Canadian parliamentary elections.
PM Carney, Trade Minister Sidhu and Foreign Minister Anita Anand — and ASK:
“Is Canadian sovereignty — and accountability for Shaheed Nijjar’s assassination — a tradable commodity?”
PM Carney: Why trade with Modi’s authoritarian regime when Canada can resolve trade differences with President Trump?
“Instead of working to resolve trade differences with President Trump and America — Canada’s $800-billion trading partner — PM Carney is willing to work with Modi’s authoritarian regime, while accountability for Shaheed Nijjar’s assassination and India’s continuing foreign interference in Canada remain unresolved.”
— Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, SFJ General Counsel
WHY is Trade Minister Maninder Sidhu rushing to deepen economic ties with Modi’s India while Khalistan Referendum activists continue receiving RCMP “Duty to Warn” notices and CSIS says India remains Canada’s “second most pervasive” foreign-interference perpetrator?
“What changed? Why is trade with Modi moving forward?”
CARNEY’S OWN ADMISSION RAISES THE SECURITY QUESTION:
“I CAN’T GUARANTEE THAT NO CRIME WILL OCCUR IN CANADA”
Against the backdrop of continuing threats to Khalistan Referendum activists and the recent CSIS report that India remains actively involved in foreign interference at various levels of the Canadian government, Pannun questioned PM Carney:
“When you cannot provide safety and security to Canadians, what is the answer?”
Pannun then pointed to two upcoming exercises in self-determination to secure the future of the indigenous people of Punjab and Alberta:
Khalistan Referendum — October 18 | Edmonton, Alberta
Sikhs seeking independence for Indian-occupied Punjab through the ballot.
Alberta Independence Referendum
— October 19 --
Albertans taking their first referendum step on the question of independence.
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