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To discuss these and other related issues, journalist Mandeep Singh speaks exclusively with Bhai Moninder Singh of the Sikh Federation Canada.
A coalition of leading Canadian Sikh organizations has called upon federal MPs to make tangible commitments against Indian transnational repression, expressing deep dissatisfaction with partisan responses and the lack of diplomatic progress.
The World Sikh Organization of Canada (WSO) has strongly reacted to Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's recent remarks in New Delhi, questioning the implications for Sikh Canadians amidst ongoing concerns over transnational repression and unresolved assassination plots.
The Sikh Federation (UK) has criticized Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand for failing to address concerns regarding political interference and transnational repression targeting Sikh activists, ahead of Prime Minister Mark Carney's four-day trip to India.
Ahead of bilateral talks, Sikh organization Dal Khalsa has formally urged Canadian PM Mark Carney to firmly address transnational repression, organized crime, and rule of law issues during his upcoming diplomatic visit with Indian PM Narendra Modi.
The World Sikh Organization of Canada has dismissed an anonymous government official's claim that Indian-linked transnational repression has ended, citing ongoing threats to Sikh activists ahead of PM Mark Carney’s trip to India.
The WSO strongly condemns escalating India-linked threats to Sikh activists in Canada, warning PM Carney ahead of his India visit that lives are at risk.
Ottawa, Canada: As India’s Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar arrives in Canada for the G7 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in Niagara, the World Sikh Organization of Canada (WSO) has issued an open letter to Prime Minister Mark Carney warning that renewed diplomatic engagement with India risks legitimizing an ongoing campaign of transnational repression. The WSO urges Ottawa to suspend its “reset” of relations until India is held accountable for violence, espionage, and intimidation targeting Sikh Canadians.
India and Canada have announced new High Commissioners to restore full diplomatic relations, which were disrupted for nearly a year. The appointments follow a meeting between Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the G7 Summit in June 2025, where they agreed to take steps to normalize relations.
To analyze this recent development—its causes and potential consequences—journalist Mandeep Singh spoke with Prabjot Singh of the Sikh Federation Canada. A lawyer by profession, Prabjot Singh represented the organization before the Foreign Interference Commission established by the Canadian government.

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