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Canada needs to end its tag of safe haven for criminals/gangs from Punjab

Canada is grappling with the consequences of its lenient policies that have allowed fugitive gangsters and terror-linked operatives from Punjab to establish a dangerous foothold within its borders.

Jupinderjit Singh

Updated At : 05:46 AM Oct 22, 2025 IST

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Canada is grappling with the consequences of its lenient policies that have allowed fugitive gangsters and terror-linked operatives from Punjab to establish a dangerous foothold within its borders.

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Canada needs to end its tag of safe haven for criminals/gangs from Punjab

Canada is grappling with the consequences of its lenient policies that have allowed fugitive gangsters and terror-linked operatives from Punjab to establish a dangerous foothold within its borders.

Jupinderjit Singh

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