Canadian Sikh separatist leaders It has been revealed that Kiran Brar, the accused involved in the Hardeep Singh Nagar murder case, entered Canada on a ‘study permit’.
According to foreign media reports, it was revealed through a social media post that the 22-year-old Indian entered Canada on a study permit 3 years before the assassination of separatist Sikh leader Hardeep Singh Najar.
According to a social media post made in 2019 by an Indian youth involved in the killing of a Sikh leader, the youth had applied for a student visa through Ethical Works Immigration Services in Bathinda, Punjab, India.
According to media reports, the video posted on social media was in Punjabi language, which has been translated, where the youth says he received his student visa in a short time.
The video was shared by Ethic Works Immigration Services on their Facebook page congratulating them.
According to foreign media reports, there is another Facebook page allegedly owned by an Indian teenager Kiran Brar, who is known to have completed his studies at Bow Valley College in Calgary, Canada on April 30, 2020. He started but on May 4. , 2020 he moved from Calgary to Edmonton.
However, Immigration Minister Mark Miller has remained silent on the matter and refuses to say how the suspects entered Canada.
It should be noted that the Canadian police arrested 3 Indians a few days ago in the Hardeep Singh Nagar murder.
According to the Canadian police, 22-year-old Kiran Brar, 22-year-old Kamalpreet Singh and 28-year-old Kiranpreet Singh had been living in the province of Alberta for several years.
Hardeep Singh Nagar was murdered at the gate of Gurunanak Gurdwara in June last year.
