Khalistan Referendum at Canada school cancelled amid concerns over AK-47 poster | World News
The referendum was scheduled for September 10 at the Tamanawis Secondary School in the town of Surrey in British Columbia. | World News
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The referendum was scheduled for September 10 at the Tamanawis Secondary School in the town of Surrey in British Columbia. | World News
Canadian authorities have withdrawn permission for the organisers of the Khalistan Referendum to hold voting at a public school after concerns were raised over promotional materials featuring an AK-47 machine gun. The event was scheduled for 10 September in Surrey, British Columbia. The Surrey District School Board cancelled the rental agreement due to a violation of their policies. The referendum seeks to establish an independent Sikh state in Punjab. India has expressed its displeasure over the use of Canadian territory for the separatist referendum. | World News
The series of posters have referred to the killing of Nijjar, the secessionist group Sikhs For Justice’s principal figure in British Columbia. | World News
The poster had the word ‘Wanted’ under the names and photographs of India’s high commissioner to Ottawa as well as its consul generals in Toronto and Vancouver. | Latest News India