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The Nijjar File: Canada’s Khalistani Vote-Bank Strategy

Operation Hard Ball has now placed organized crime, extortion networks and cross-border gang activity at the centre of the Nijjar

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Kanishka at 41: 329 Dead, but the Khalistani Extremist Network Still Lives

Once the record appears unknowable, the accused become victims and the mastermind a martyr. On June 23, federal flags were