Sukhdool Singh’s death heats up Canadian politics, Canadian MP Chandra Arya surrounds Trudeau

The case of the death of Khalistani separatist leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada had just become heated when the murder of another gangster has created a sensation. Let us tell you that gangster Sukhdul Singh alias Sukha Dunake, one of the most wanted criminals of Punjab, was murdered by unknown people in Winnipeg city of Canada. It is being told that this is being considered the result of mutual enmity between some gangs. Let us also tell you that Lawrence Bishnoi and Jaggu Bhagwanpuria gangs have taken responsibility for the attack on Sukha. It is being told that there were at least 18 cases against the slain gangster in Canada, including murder, attempt to murder and robbery. He was murdered on Wednesday night, Canada time. Official sources said that Sukhdul Singh alias Sukha Duneke was from Duneke Kalan village of Moga district of Punjab and he had fled to Canada in December 2017. Dunake was an active member of the Davinder Bambiha gang and was close to Canadian gangster-turned-terrorist Arsh Dalla, gangster Lucky Patial, Malaysian gangster Jakpal Singh alias Lali and other criminals.

It is being told that dreaded gangster Duneke was running his gang from foreign soil. He was also involved in running an extortion racket, killing rival gang members in Punjab and surrounding areas with the help of local associates and managing a network of associates based abroad. It is being told that in the last few months, the incidents of extortion calls from Dunake had increased in Punjab and surrounding areas. In January, two of Dunake’s associates – Kulwinder Singh alias Kinda and Paramjit Singh Pamma – were arrested by the Counter-Intelligence Wing (Bathinda) and three pistols and cartridges were seized from their possession. Both these people were part of Dunake’s extortion racket. It is being told that Duneke’s father had died in 1990 and he got the job of a peon in the Deputy Commissioner’s office, Moga, on compassionate grounds. Duneke had worked for eight years and during this time he had become addicted to drugs. A lookout notice was issued against him in 2022. His name also came up in the case of murder of international Kabaddi player Sandeep Nangal Ambian in March last year. He was accused of arranging for a shooter to commit the murder. Duneke’s name had also cropped up in the case of the murder of two members of a rival gang – Manpreet Singh and Vicky Singh – by shooters of the Bambiha gang in January 2022.

On the other hand, a private agency appointed by India for preliminary screening of visa applications of Canadian citizens had issued a notice related to suspension of services on its website but removed it after a few hours. The agency had issued a notice on its website that Indian visa services have been suspended “until further notice”. However, this information was later removed.

On the other hand, amid the India-Canada diplomatic dispute, an Indian-Canadian MP from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s party has expressed displeasure over the “glorification of terrorism” and targeting of Hindus in the country in the name of “freedom of expression”. Let us tell you that extremist elements supported by a leader of the Khalistan movement have openly threatened Indians living in Canada to leave Canada, after which Chandra Arya, representing Nepean in the House of Commons of Canada. Expressed this sharp reaction. Chandra Arya, member of the Liberal Party of Canada, said, “A few days ago, Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, leader of the Khalistan movement in Canada and president of Sikhs for Justice, which organized the so-called referendum, targeted Hindu Canadians and asked us to leave Canada and go back to India. Asked for.” The Indian-Canadian MP wrote on X, “I have heard from many Hindu-Canadians who are horrified to be targeted in this way. I urge Hindu-Canadians to remain calm but alert. Please report any incidents of Hinduphobia to your local law enforcement agencies.” Chandra Arya said leaders of the Khalistan movement are trying to incite Hindu Canadians to retaliate and divide the Hindu and Sikh communities in Canada. Chandra Arya said, “Canada has high moral values ​​and we fully support the rule of law. I am unable to understand how glorification of terrorism or a hate crime targeting any religious group can be allowed in the name of freedom of speech and expression?

Meanwhile, Shiromani Akali Dal President Sukhbir Singh Badal has demanded the governments of both the countries to resolve this issue as soon as possible as it is affecting a large number of people. Sukhbir Singh Badal met Union Home Minister Amit Shah regarding this issue and said that the Government of India should look into this issue on priority basis.