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India and Canada collaborate on investigating terrorism A high-level team from the National Investigation Agency (NIA) of India visited Canada from November 4-5 at the invitation of the RCMP for better coordinating investigation against entities and individuals suspected of terrorism and to discuss other criminal matters.

The NIA team, led by an Inspector General of Police, held detailed discussions with senior RCMP officials to collate evidence on several ongoing investigations into cases of terrorism and other serious crimes in order to bring about successful prosecution of the accused in both India and Canada.

NIA and RCMP officials also discussed issues related to evidentiary requirements in India and Canada and possible cooperation for capacity building in police investigation between the two agencies.

The NIA delegation held additional meetings with the International Crime and Counter-terrorism Bureau of Global Affairs Canada and with senior officials from the International Affairs Division of Public Safety Canada with a view to deepening and expanding IndiaCanada collaboration on counterterrorism and interdiction of global

terrorist financing.

The Indian delegation invited their Canadian counterparts to visit India at their earliest convenience to continue the ongoing collaboration between police agencies.

India and Canada share common views on the need for strong concerted action against global terrorism and for curtailing terror financing. The police and security agencies of the two countries pursue investigation, prosecution and suppression of crime, including crime related to terrorism, through cooperation and mutual assistance in criminal matters.

India and Canada have a range of ongoing bilateral mechanisms including a Joint Working Group on Counter Terrorism. The two countries had signed a treaty on Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters in 1994 and have had an Extradition Treaty since 1987, according to an Indian High Commission press release.

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WSO expresses concern at visit of India’s National Investigation Agency members THE World Sikh Organization of Canada has written to Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino with respect to recent news that members of India’s National Investigation Agency (NIA) visited Canada on November 4-5 at the invitation of the RCMP. Copies of the letter were also sent to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Foreign Affairs Minister Melanie Joly.

The letter by Tejinder Singh Sidhu, WSO President, states: “We are writing to express our concern with respect to a press release by the High Commission of India in Ottawa announcing that a “highlevel” team from India’s National Investigation Agency (NIA) visited Canada last week at the invitation of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). The purpose of the visit was reported to have been to better coordinate investigations against entities and individuals suspected of terrorism and other criminal matters.

“The announcement of the NIA visit to Canada was widely covered

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Canada should “not collaborate with Indian authorities in attempts to suppress dissent and criticism”: WSO CONTINUED FROM 3 Canada and our organization have repeatedly expressed concerns that Canadian cooperation with Indian security agencies and forces is deeply troubling given the serious and habitual human rights violations reported against them. There are real concerns that increased visits by and collaboration with Indian intelligence and security forces will have a serious negative impact on Sikhs in Canada and may even jeopardize the lives of Canadian Sikhs or their family and friends in India.”

Sidhu pointed out that in September 2017, then-Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale released the Ministerial Direction to the Canadian Security Intelligence Service: Avoiding Complicity in Mistreatment by Foreign Entities that prohibits: 1. the disclosure of information that would result in a substantial risk of mistreatment of an individual by a foreign entity; 2. the making of requests for information that would result in a substantial risk of mistreatment of an individual by a foreign entity; and 3. certain uses of information that was likely obtained through the mistreatment of an individual by a foreign entity.

Sidhu added: “It is clear that cooperation with Indian intelligence and

security agencies, and specifically the NIA, will be in clear violation of this Ministerial Direction given India’s decades-long track record of human rights abuses.”

He said that “just since the beginning of 2020, numerous cases of alleged torture in NIA custody have come to light.

In one prominent case, “a Jesuit priest passed away due to COVID after ill-treatment and grossly negligent care by the NIA. Known popularly as Father Stan Swamy, his death was widely condemned as an atrocious act of extra-judicial custodial killing by the State.”

He went on to allege that lawyers had been denied access during interrogation.

Sidhu wrote: “On 31 March 2021, the Special Rapporteurs of the United Nations sought a response from the Government of India on alleged series of human rights violations in Jammu and Kashmir. Their letter described how Waheed-urRehman Parra, youth president of the PDP, received threats from the NIA for his participation in a virtual meeting with diplomats from the UN Security Council (UNSC) members.”

He added: “It is not uncommon for the NIA to raid offices of journalists, NGOs and activists in order to suppress dissent and criticism of the Government of India.”

He said: “Human Rights Watch also criticized the NIA raids in Kashmir and expressed concerns that the “Indian government is using counterterrorism operations to silence peaceful dissenters, human rights activists, and journalists.”

Sidhu wrote: “We are concerned that the NIA will attempt to target and silence Canadian Sikhs and Kashmiris with investigations and extradition requests through their increased collaboration with Canadian law enforcement agencies There is also concern that any information provided by authorities in Canada could lead to the arbitrary arrest and torture of Indian citizens.

“Canada and India have had an intelligence sharing arrangement in the past during the height of the insurgency in Punjab in the 80s and 90s. That arrangement, however, was stopped after Indian police and paramilitary were found to be targeting the Indian relatives of Canadian Sikhs whose names appeared in intelligence reports shared by Canada. The targeting resulted in the abduction, torture and, in some cases, even killing of those relatives

by Indian authorities.”

Sidhu noted: “In April 2020, a report published by Global News revealed that Indian intelligence agencies “attempted to use money and disinformation to “covertly influence” Canadian politicians”. The editor-

in-chief of an unnamed Indian newspaper, identified only as “A.B”, met with Indian intelligence over 25 times in five years and was as a result, refused permanent residency in Canada.”

He also claimed: “There are several well-known and reported examples of Indian consular officials in Canada interfering in matters here such as attempts to cancel the Punjab Pavilion at the Brampton Carabram festival in 2017 or more recently this year, pressuring Canadian school boards to stop teaching about the Indian farmers protests as it would pose a security threat and could “poison” relations between India and Canada.”

Sidhu wrote: “Many Sikhs, including current and former elected officials, have been denied visas to visit India due to their having spoken out about human rights abuses in India. Many other Sikhs who wish to visit their families in India are either restricted from doing so due to a ‘blacklist’ or forced to sign documents affirming their commitment to India’s “unity and territorial integrity” and agreeing to remain silent on India’s human rights record.”

Sidhu said: “We expect the Government of Canada to respect international human rights and democratic values and not collaborate with Indian authorities in attempts to suppress dissent and criticism.”

Law Society Tribunal orders suspension of Langley lawyer Sumit Ahuja A hearing panel of the Law Society Tribunal has ordered that Langley lawyer Sumit Ahuja be suspended for seven months, starting on December 17.

The hearing panel found that during a period when an active addiction distorted his judgment, Ahuja committed professional miscon-

duct by misappropriating client funds, failing to attend court on behalf of a client and failing to follow accounting and billing rules.

In imposing the suspension, the panel considered the serious nature of Ahuja’s misconduct and prior conduct history, as well as evidence that Ahuja voluntarily made

restitution with his clients, completed treatment for substance use issues and unconditionally took responsibility for his misconduct.

The panel noted that Ahuja voluntarily complies with monitoring and testing beyond the requirements recommended by his medical team and required by the Law

Society, and that without the context of his active addiction and subsequent efforts at rehabilitation the normal outcome would be disbarment.

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Sikh NGO’s defamation claim over report “Khalistan: A Project of Pakistan” to proceed to trial TORONTO: Justice William Black of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice has rejected an attempt by former CBC journalist Terry Milewski and the Macdonald-Laurier Institute (MLI) to dismiss the defamation claim brought against them by Sikhs for Justice. The Court’s ruling in this case can be accessed here: www.canlii.org/en/on/onsc/doc/2021/2021o nsc7063/2021onsc7063.html The suit, which will proceed to trial, stems from an article entitled “Khalistan: A Project of Pakistan authored by Milewski and published by MLI in 2020. The article claimed that the Referendum 2020 campaign organized by Sikhs for Justice is a “project of Pakistan” and that Pakistan influences or controls Sikhs for Justice.

Sikhs for Justice filed a claim for defamation to correct what they called false accusations. Milewski and MLI then brought a motion to dismiss the case as a “SLAPP suit” (strategic litigation against public participation).

Black, however, found that Sikhs for Justice met the “substantial merit” threshold of the legal test, meaning the claim of defamation is “legally tenable.” He found that statements in the report would tend to lower the reputation of Sikhs for Justice in the eyes of a reasonable person.

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In the hearing, Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) highlighted the lack of any evidence to support Milewski’s claim that SJF is controlled or influenced by Pakistan. Indeed, Milewski admitted on cross-examination that there was no evidence to support many of his claims: • He has no evidence to suggest SFJ is financially supported by Pakistan • He has no evidence of any organizational involvement between Pakistan and SFJ • He does not know if Pakistan is involved

or has any influence in SFJ’s Referendum 2020 campaign • He agreed that SFJ is its own agency, an independent entity • He acknowledged much of the evidence in his article regarding Pakistan’s involvement in the Khalistan movement is from well before SFJ existed Ultimately, Black accepted SFJ’s argument that Milewski provided “no evidence” in support of key allegations against SFJ. He concluded: “In other words, while there are factual matters presented in the article which can be proved, it appears that there are other matters presented as factual for which no evidence is provided.”

While Milewski had attempted to argue that the article presented his “opinion” rather than “facts,” Black recognized that Milewski’s public tweets defended the article as factual and this was inconsistent with his position on the motion.

Black, while ruling in favour of SFJ, stated that: “While of course freedom of expression is sacrosanct and while Canadians benefit from learning about the sometimes, violent activity of some Sikh separatists, it strikes me that these observations, while appropriate and fair, do not really address the complaint of SFJ relative to the article, as embodied in the SFJ-Pakistan State-

ments. The complaint SFJ raises about the article is not in relation to its treatment of historical violence, but rather goes to specific allegations in the Article about specific current influence by Pakistan over SFJ and its activities and mandate. If the Article did not contain these particular assertions, I think it is highly unlikely that SFJ would have brought its claim.”

“In my view the defendants’ position on this item again tends to conflate that which is in issue in the lawsuit – the specific SFJ-Pakistan Statements – with that which is not – an unfortunate history of violence on the part of some Sikh separatists.”

Milewski also attempted to argue the defence of “responsible communication,” but Black found that a trial judge may reject this defence on the basis of lack of diligence by Milewski, who did not even contact Sikhs for Justice for comment before publishing the false statements.

Black recognized that allegations of Pakistani influence over Sikhs for Justice “go to the very heart of the mandate of a not-forprofit group, whose reason for being and main endeavor is to advocate for a Sikh homeland and to promote a referendum to that end” and, in that way, the false allegations in the report “inevitably damage the reputation and operations of the plaintiff.”

Short-term tourist visas for India opening from November 15 THE Government of India has decided to issue short-term tourist visas from November 15. A single-entry tourist visa valid for 30 days will be available, which will have to be utilized within a period of 120 days from the date of issue.

All individual foreign nationals intending to visit India for tourism purpose will be allowed to enter India on such tourist visas from November 15, according to an official announcement on Tuesday.

All foreign nationals/tourists who wish to travel to India are required

to obtain fresh short-term tourist visa on their passports. The existing long-term e-visas/tourist visas will continue to remain suspended till further notice.

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zens remains suspended till further notice.

Foreign nationals shall be permitted to enter India on such tourist visas by sea routes or by flights but not through land immigration check points.

Tourist visa applications could be submitted to BLS Centers from November 10. Slots for obtaining short-term tourist visas can be booked through the BLS website: www.blsindia-canada.com/appointmentbls/appointment.php Short-term tourist visas will be issued to foreign nationals from

November 15 on gratis basis for a limited period, on a first-come first-serve basis. Such a visa will be issued only once to each applicant. However, service charges of BLS, as due, would remain applicable.

Due to the high volume of demand and continued COVID-19 restrictions in Canada, the processing time of visa requests after submission of applications is at least 30 days. Applicants may account for sufficient processing time for visas while planning their travel to India.

For better planning their travel to India, travellers are advised to go through the latest guidelines issued by Government of India for international travel to India. The guidelines can be seen at the following link: www.mohfw.gov.in/pdf/GuidelinesforInternationalArrival20thOctober2021.pdf This announcement supersedes all earlier advisories with regard to issue of short-term tourist visas.

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Whitecaps FC to open Audi MLS Cup playoffs at Sporting Kansas City Kickoff is set for 2 p.m. PT on Saturday, November 20

AFTER an incredible turnaround, Vancouver Whitecaps FC will open their run in the 2021 Audi MLS Cup Playoffs on Saturday, November 20 at Sporting Kansas City. Kickoff is set for 2 p.m. PT, live on TSN and AM730 radio.

Head-to-head, Whitecaps FC and Sporting KC split their two encounters this season. SKC took the first match at Children’s Mercy Park with a 3-0 result on May 16, but the ‘Caps returned the favour with a 2-1 victory at BC Place on October 17.

The winner of the match between third ranked Sporting KC versus sixth ranked Whitecaps FC will face the winner of the match between second ranked Seattle Sounders FC and seventh ranked Real Salt Lake. The Conference Semifinal for this matchup will be played on Sunday, November 28 at either 12 p.m. PT or 2:30 p.m.

PT. Conference Finals will then be played on December 4 and 5, with MLS Cup scheduled for December 11.

Due to border restrictions, the ‘Caps spent the first four months of the season away from home, living in Utah and playing their first eight home matches at Real Salt Lake’s Rio Tinto Stadium.

On August 8, the team was in last place in the Western Conference with a record of 3W-7L-7D and 16 points at the halfway point of the season.

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last 22 MLS matches, the ‘Caps had a record of 10W-2L-10D for a total of 40 points – the best mark in the Western Conference, and second only to Supporters Shield winners New England Revolution.

The Blue & White head into the playoffs on a six-match unbeaten streak, going into their playoff battle as one of the toughest teams in the league to beat – home or away. The ‘Caps have lost only once in their past 12 road matches, going 2W-1L-9D. The ‘Caps surged into the playoffs in big part due to their home support upon returning to BC Place. In their nine matches in Vancouver, the team had a league best .833 winning percentage at their home venue with a record of 7W-1L-1D, including a playoff clinching 1-1 draw against Seattle Sounders FC in front of 25,117 on Decision Day. Whitecaps FC came from behind 12 times during the season, securing five wins and seven draws for 22 points – the most in the league.

The team also went undefeated when scoring first, going 7W-0L-4D. When leading at halftime, they went 5W-0L-3D. Under acting head coach Vanni Sartini, Whitecaps FC played to a 7W-2L-5D record in 14 matches.

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Surrey Libraries Board Chair Neelam Sahota to receive Trustee Excellence Award SURREY Libraries announced on Tuesday that its Chair of the Board of Trustees, Neelam Sahota, has been selected to receive the Trustee Excellence Award by the British Columbia Library Trustees Association (BCLTA).

This annual award recognizes three trustees from the over 700 serving on BC library boards, who have made a major contribution to their public library and community through governance excellence.

Sahota has served on the Surrey Libraries Board since 2016 and dived in to contribute to committee work, including serving on the Fund Development and Finance Committee, Programs and Services Committee, and serving as Board Chair since 2020. Despite her busy schedule as CEO of DIVERSEcity

Neelam Sahota Community Services, Neelam has been generous with her time to Surrey Libraries, rarely

missing any meetings and attending numerous events on behalf of the library board.

“Neelam is passionate about making a difference in her community and for Surrey Libraries,” said Surinder Bhogal, Chief Librarian at Surrey Libraries. “She is a strong community leader and inspiring role model.

Her approach is progressive and collaborative. Neelam is highly valued on our board and respected by all the trustees.”

During her tenure as Board Chair, Sahota has strived to encourage engagement from all trustees and be a strong voice to advocate for library funding and support. Examples of her contributions include succession planning for the board, encouraging diversity, equity, and inclusion principles such as board inclusion literacy training, starting board

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Jagrup Brar is the new Chair of BC NDP Government Caucus VETERAN NDP MLA Jagrup Brar has been acclaimed as the new Chair of the BC New Democrat Government Caucus.

Brar, who was first elected in 2004 and reelected in 2005, 2009, 2017 and 2020, will begin serving in this leadership role at the end of the fall legislative sitting.

“I am honoured to play a leadership role in a caucus, under Premier John Horgan, that reflects the diversity of our beautiful province

and works hard every day to make life better for all people,” said Brar. “As we are still dealing with the impact of COVID-19, we are working to ensure that you and your family are at the centre of our pandemic recovery.”

“I would like to thank MLA Bob D’Eith for doing an excellent job as the BC New Democrat Government Caucus Chair in 2021.”

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17-year-old killed in Langley single-vehicle collision LANGLEY RCMP are investigating a singlevehicle fatal collision that occurred just after midnight on Wednesday on 248 Street that remained closed for several hours between 64 Avenue and 68 Avenue.

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Waterfront employers help lift affordable housing campaign in Surrey over top On April 8, 2022, Women of Options is hosting a fundraising gala to raise additional funds to support Options Community Services. The gala will feature international entertainment,

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Photo submitted A campaign to provide vital housing to women fleeing violence, refugees, seniors and others in need has reached its fundraising goal thanks in part to a donation from a group of maritime employer companies.

The group of waterfront companies largely operating south of the Fraser River, informally called South of the Fraser Maritime Employers, will donate $36,000 toward the new affordable housing project, capping an impressive fundraising effort steered by women leaders in the community. The group is comprised of Ceres Terminals Canada, DP World Fraser Surrey, Global Container Terminals Canada, Western Group, and BC Maritime Employers Association.

The facility, which will be operated by Habitat Housing Society, a sister organization of Options Community Services, will be constructed at King George Highway and 81 Avenue in Surrey. Once complete, 70 per cent of the complex will offer below-market housing rentals, starting at $375 per month, targeted to those with the greatest needs.

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The fundraising campaign, called Women of Options, raised more than $1.5 million through the efforts of 50 women in the community. The campaign was supported by Penny Priddy, a dedicated community leader in Surrey and former board member of the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority, who recalled the great corporate citizens in the waterfront community and reached out to them.

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27th annual Realtors Care Blanket Drive THE Lower Mainland’s largest and longest running blanket drive is set to kick off on Monday, November 15 and will run until November 22.

The Realtors Care Blanket Drive will combine its traditional collection and distribution of warm clothes and blankets with an online fundraiser for its partner charities due to lighter restrictions of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The 27-year-old blanket drive campaign is a partnership among the Lower Mainland’s three real estate boards, the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver (REBGV), the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board (FVREB), and the Chilliwack and District Real Estate Board (CADREB).

In a traditional year, the more than 18,000 realtors in the region would work with their clients and a network of charitable organizations in every Lower Mainland community to collect and distribute blankets and lightly used clothing to help more than 35,000 residents stay warm during the winter months.

The easing of some pandemic restrictions has prompted organizers to safely resume the campaign, as well as continue with the successful online fundraising effort first held in 2020.

“Although some COVID-19 restrictions have been lifted, the pandemic continues to adversely affect our partner charities,” said Taylor Biggar, Chair, REBGV. “With the success of our online fundraiser last year, we’re holding both a blanket drive and financial drive in 2021 to help meet these dual needs of the charities.”

“The effects of the pandemic continue to impact those in our communities who are most vulnerable, and the Blanket Drive gives us all opportunities to do our part to help fulfill a great need,” Larry Anderson, FVREB President said. “Our members and volunteers take personal pride in being part of a collective effort, knowing their donations make a real and human impact in the community.”

Visit www.facebook.com/BlanketDrive for a list of donation drop-off locations across the region.

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More than 1,500 lives lost to toxic illicit drugs in first nine months of 2021 REPORTING released by the BC Coroners Service shows that 333 lives were lost to suspected illicit drug toxicity in August and September 2021, raising the total number of British Columbians lost this year to 1,534.

“Once again, we are reporting record numbers of deaths in our province due to the toxic illicit drug supply,” said

Lisa Lapointe, Chief Coroner.

“The tremendous loss being felt by families and communities across B.C. as they mourn loved ones lost far too soon, is heartbreaking.”

The 1,534 cumulative deaths in 2021 are the most in the first nine months of a calendar year and represent a 24% increase over the 1,240 deaths recorded between January and Septem-

ber 2020. The provincewide death rate stands at 39.4 per 100,000 residents, nearly double the rate in 2016 when the public health emergency into substance-related harms was first declared.

September is the 12th consecutive month in which there were at least 150 deaths due to toxic illicit drugs, and an average of 170 British Columbians have

been lost each month in 2021.

Both the 181 reported deaths in August and the 152 deaths reported in September are record numbers for those months.

Consistent with previous reporting, toxicology results indicate that the illicit drug supply in B.C. is both volatile and increasingly toxic. Fentanyl and its analogues have now been detected in 84% of all illicit toxicity deaths in 2021, with carfentanil, a particularly potent analogue, being detected in 137 deaths, more than double the 65 deaths recorded in all of 2020. The vast majority of toxicological results indicate the presence of multiple substances, with the three most frequently detected (in addition to fentanyl) being cocaine, methamphetamine/amphetamine and other opioids.

“Our province is in the sixth year of this public health emergency, and the death rate due to toxic drugs has never been higher,” Lapointe said. “Urgent action on a number of fronts is required, including much

broader access to safe supply, more readily available and efficient drug-checking services, and a shift from a law-enforcement focus to a health-centred approach. The Province’s application to the federal government to decriminalize possession of illicit drugs for personal use is an essential step to address the drug toxicity crisis.

Criminalizing those who use substances has done nothing to address this complex health issue and has resulted in greater suffering and marginalization. How many more deaths are we willing to accept to maintain drug policies and laws that have no basis in evidence?”

Additional key preliminary findings are below. Data is subject to change as additional toxicology results are received: * 71% of those who have died as a result of suspected drug toxicity in 2021 were between 30 and 59, and 79% were male. * The number of illicit drug toxicity deaths in August and September 2021 is equal to about

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However, one person who hasn’t remained silent is former BC Liberal MLA Jas Johal, who is now a radio host for CKNW, the NDP said.

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Next BC Liberal leadership debate on November 22 THE BC Liberal’s Leadership Election Organizing Committee (LEOC) announced on Monday that the next leadership debate will be held in Victoria on Monday, November 22 at 7 p.m.

The debate will be streamed live online on the party’s website (www.bcliberals.com) and its Facebook page.

This will be the second in a series of debates that will be held across the province as the party moves towards selecting a new leader on February 5, 2022. Additional dates will be announced soon.

“As the race to select a new leader continues, this debate is an important opportunity for BC Liberal members to hear directly from the candidates.” said Colin Hansen, co-chair of the party’s Leadership Election Organizing Committee.

The deadline for individuals to join the party is December 17 in order to be eligible to vote on February 5.

The full rules and information regarding the 2022 leadership race can be found on the BC Liberal website.

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“Investing in students is an important part of building a stronger B.C.,” said Anne Kang, Minister of Advanced Education and Skills Training, on Wednesday. “Students across the province will have the opportunity to learn the latest techniques with state-ofthe-art technology and equipment, preparing them for their future careers.”

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CFSEU-BC’s Joint Illegal Gaming Investigation Team arrests two THE Joint Illegal Gaming Investigation Team (JIGIT) of the Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit of British Columbia (CFSEUBC) has arrested a male and female and conducted several search warrants in relation to an investigation into loan-sharking and money laundering.

In August 2019, the CFSEU-BC’s JIGIT began an investigation into the alleged loan-sharking and money laundering activity of a male and female related to criminal interest rates and

the operation of a money service business contrary to the Proceeds of Crime Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing Act (PCMLTFA).

Over the course of the investigation evidence was gathered indicating that the suspects allegedly laundered over $828,000. The investigation progressed to the point where on November 5 this year the CFSEU-BC JIGIT executed a number of search warrants on properties in Richmond and Burnaby. Search warrants were also executed on three vehicles associated to

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VANCOUVER Police are investigating a brazen car theft from the Downtown Eastside, which occurred while a mother and her baby were sleeping in the vehicle.

“For a suspect to steal a car while it was occupied with people is exceptionally bold,” said Constable Tania Visintin on Tuesday. “Thankfully, the woman and her child were physically uninjured and none of their belongings were taken.”

On Friday, November 5, just before 3:30 p.m., a man parked his vehicle near Keefer and Abbott streets while he went to a nearby grocery store. His wife and three-month-old baby remained in the vehicle while napping. It was during this time the suspect got into the unlocked driver’s seat of the vehicle and drove it to Science

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“The woman last saw the suspect near Quebec Street and National Avenue,” said Visintin.

“We need anyone with information, or anyone who knows this suspect, to call us immediately.”

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eveNTS South Asian Adults and Seniors Yoga: Yoga classes will be conducted by Gunwant Kaur Chana, expert yoga instructor, on Monday, November 15 and Thursday, November 18 from 10 to 11 a.m. on both days. All the participants are requested to join those who have already been double vaccinated and they should bring a facemask and a yoga mat with them and follow social distancing for placing yoga mats. Contact Surendra Handa, Coordinator, Vedic Seniors Parivar Centre, Lakshmi Narayan Temple, 8321 140 Street at 604-507- 9945 for registration and further information.

Bingo: Vedic Seniors Parivar Centre of Vedic Hindu Cultural Society of BC invites South Asian adults and senior members to play Bingo on the House Sunday, November 14 from 1:30 to 3 p.m. at Shanti Niketan Hall, Lakshmi Narayan Temple. Bring only $2 for two games. If you do not know how to play, members will explain the game to you. Use facemasks and maintain social distancing while seated. Use hand sanitizer that will be available. Tea and light snacks will be served.

Guru Nanak Dev ji’s Parkash Purb (Birthday) India Cultural Centre of Canada Gurdwara Nanak Niwas on Richmond’s Highway to Heaven (No.5 Road) will commence the celebration of Guru Ji’s Parkash Purb with the beginning of Akhand Paath Sahib on Wednesday, Novem-

ber 17, at 5 p.m. It will conclude with Bhog on Friday, November 19 at 5 p.m. After the Bhog and Ardas, some prominent members of the community will shed light on Guru ji’s philosophy and message. In this connection, from Wednesday, November 17 to Sunday, November 21 there will be an exhibition about Guru Ji’s life, mission and message in the gurdwara lobby. This exhibition will be put on with cooperation of United Sikhs. There is no registration or fees to attend this exhibition. For further information, call the gurdwara at 604-274-7479.

Sanjha vehra Women’s Association Virtual Celebration of 17th Annual Breast Cancer Fundraiser: October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The association will be collecting donations by E-transfer (sanjhavehra@ gmail.com) or make cheques payable to “Sanjha Vehra Women’s Association” till end of November 2021 and will promote and advertise your business by displaying your name on their Facebook page during the whole month of October and November 2021. “Please open your hearts and donate and sponsor the way you all have been assisting us in the past and like always you will be getting your tax-deductible receipts. E-transfer at (sanjhavehra@gmail. com) The Sanjha Vehra Women’s Association will highly appreciate your generosity,” says the association. All proceeds go to Surrey Hospital Foundation. For more information call their hot line: 604-506-6123 / e-mail: sanjhavehra@ gmail.com

Baby found safe after being abducted in stolen vehicle in Surrey Diwali cheer at Canucks’ game: The Canucks lost 3-2 to the Predators on Friday night last week — but the spectators relished a robust Bhangra performance to celebrate Diwali. The five young men who recently rescued two men stranded on a steep rocky slope near rushing river water near the Lower Falls in Golden Ears Provincial Park by a makeshift rope made of their turbans and jackets were also present: Arvindjeet Singh, Gagandeep Singh, Gurpreet Singh, Kuljinder Singh and Ajay Kumar.

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Surrey RCMP immediately deployed multiple resources including all available frontline officers, plain-clothes units and the Lower Mainland Integrated Police Dog Service. An Amber alert was also issued.

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Congress demands JPC probe into Rafale deal, alleges cover-up by Modi Government BJP accuses Rahul Gandhi of spreading “canard, disinformation and lies” New Delhi: The Congress on Tuesday accused the Modi government of trying to “coverup” corruption in the Rafale fighter jet deal and demanded a Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) probe into it, asking why it did not investigate the role of a middleman despite recovering incriminating documents from him, reports PTI. The remarks came after French investigative portal Mediapart in fresh revelations alleged bogus invoices were used that enabled French aircraft maker Dassault Aviation to pay at least 7.5 million euros in secret commissions to a middleman to help it secure the Rafale deal with India.

The report claimed that commissions were paid between 2007 and 2012 for securing the Rafale deal with India.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi told party leaders to not stop or be afraid of fighting against the “corrupt” central government as the truth was with them at every step.

“When the truth is with you in every step, then what is there to worry about? My Congress colleagues - keep fighting like this against the corrupt central government. Don’t stop, don’t get tired, don’t be afraid,” Gandhi said in a tweet in Hindi, using the hashtag “#RafaleScam”.

Congress spokesperson Pawan Khera also alleged that the BJP government has sacrificed national security, jeopardised the interests of the Indian Air Force and caused loss worth thousands of crores of rupees to the state exchequer [a crore is 10 million].

French investigative journal Mediapart in fresh revelations in a report has exposed how middleman Sushen Gupta got hold of confidential documents belonging to the Indian Negotiating Team (INT) in 2015 from the ministry of defence and bribe was paid in lieu, he said.

The documents detailed the stance of Indian negotiators during the final lap of negotiation and in particular how they calculated the price of the aircraft. This gave clear advantage to Dassault Aviation (Rafale), Khera claimed, citing the Mediapart report.

“The ‘operation cover-up’ by the Modi government to bury the melting pot of corruption, kickbacks and collusion in the Rafale deal is once again exposed,” he said.

“The BJP government undermined national security, jeopardised the interests of the Indian Air Force and caused loss worth thousands of crores to our exchequer,” Khera said at a press conference.

Citing the French media report, the BJP on Tuesday said the

INC (Indian National Congress) should be renamed as “I Need Commission” and alleged that the Congress’ dissatisfaction with the cut that was offered was behind the failed negotiations when it was in power.

BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra launched a scathing attack on the Congress leadership, especially Rahul Gandhi who has been alleging corruption in the purchase of the fighter aircraft by the Modi government, and accused him of spreading “canard, disinformation and lies”.

Patra also sought Rahul Gandhi’s response to the fresh revelation

by French investigative journal Mediapart, alleging that he should respond from Italy, since he is currently not in India as per reports.

Congress leader K C Venugopal said the only answer to the charges is to conduct a JPC inquiry into the Rafale issue.

“If kickbacks have been given, then there has to be an inquiry.

Why are you running away from the inquiry? It is very clear that there is a need for a JPC inquiry for which we are asking the government,” he

said.

Congress chief spokesperson Randeep Surjewala said despite all evidence, why did the government agencies not investigate corruption in Rafale.

“Not just parts of the deal, the entire deal is suspect,” he alleged.

Khera alleged that a note of June 24, 2014, sent to Dassault

by Gupta, offering a meeting with “the political high command” was also recovered and asked if such a meeting had taken place with the “high command” in the Modi government.

He alleged that each revelation in the “murky affair in the last five years, every single allegation and each piece of the puzzle leads right up to the topmost leadership of the country- the prime minister’s doorstep”.

Khera claimed that on October 4, 2018, two former BJP Union ministers Yashwant Sinha and Arun Shourie and a senior lawyer submitted a complaint to the director of the CBI citing massive corruption in the Rafale deal.

But, on October 23, 2018, CBI Director Alok Verma was removed in a “midnight coup” after the CBI headquarters was raided by the Delhi Police, Khera said, alleging that this was part of a concerted conspiracy to bury the Rafale ghost through the CBI. “Why has the Modi government and the CBI not acted upon the evidence of commission and corruption for the last 36 months?

Why has it been buried? Why did the Modi government remove the CBI Chief in a midnight coup?” the Congress leader asked.

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Man held for rape threat to Virat Kohli’s daughter is IIT Hyderabad graduate Hyderabad (IANS): The techie arrested by Mumbai police on Wednesday for rape threats to the infant daughter of Indian cricket captain Virat Kohli and actor Anushka Sharma, is a graduate from the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Hyderabad and was preparing to pursue higher studies in the United States.

Ramnagesh Akubathini, son of an employee of Ordnance Factory Medak, was arrested from his house at the ordnance factory quarters at Yeddumailaram in Sangareddy district.

The 23-year-old software engineer was taken to Mumbai, where a case was booked against him after he tweeted a rape threat following India’s defeat to Pakistan at the ICC Twenty20 World Cup on October 24.

Ramnagesh’s father Srinivas Akubathini works as a fitter at the ordnance factory which manufactures armoured vehicles for the Indian army.

He and his friend have gone to Mumbai to secure bail for his son.

Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma A native of Rangareddy district near Hyderabad, Ramnagesh is reported to be known for online trolling using fake identities.

According to his relatives, he is a passionate follower of the Indian cricket team and when

it lost to Pakistan and New Zealand he was angry. They believe that he may have typed a message in anger and though he did not intend to tweet it, the mobile phone slipped out of his hand and the message got posted.

According to Ramnagesh’s family he was working for a leading food delivery app in Bengaluru for an annual pay package of nearly Rs 24 lakh but quit the job a month ago to prepare for a master’s degree in the US. They said he was known as a bright student since his school days. He was a class 10 topper and secured 2,367 in the IIT-JEE to get admission into IIT Hyderabad, from where he passed out two years ago.

The police investigation so far has revealed that he tweeted the rape threat using a fake account after Virat Kohli came out in support of teammate Mohammed Shami who was being trolled after India’s defeat to Pakistan on October 24.

Ramnagesh used Twitter handle @criccrazyygirl to post the rape threat and pretended to be a Pakistani user.

As the tweet screenshot went viral and was flagged to the police in Mumbai and Delhi, the accused deleted his Twitter handle @ramanheist.

However, the fact checking websites had already tracked down his Twitter handle and found that he was also using another handle, @pellikuturuhere. ‘Pellikuturu’ means ‘bride’ in Telugu and this indicated that the Twitter handle belonged to a Telugu-speaking person.

The Mumbai police reportedly booked him under Indian Penal Code sections 354(A) (sexual harassment), 506 (criminal intimidation), 500 (defamation) and under Information Technology Act sections 67, 67(B) (punishment for publishing or transmitting of material depicting children in the sexually explicit act, in electronic form).

Weapon seized from Union Minister Ajay Mishra’s son was fired, confirms report A forensic report has confirmed that weapons recovered from Union Minister Ajay Mishra’s son Ashish Mishra and others after the Lakhimpur violence had been fired.

Protesting farmers had alleged that Ashish Mishra had opened fire. Though the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) report confirmed that the weapons had been discharged, it does

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Four weapons, including a rifle belonging to Ashish Mishra alias Monu Mishra, had been seized following the Lakhimpur violence. A pistol owned by Ankit Das, nephew of former Union Minister Akhilesh Das, and a repeater gun, which was with Das’ bodyguard Lateef

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A forensic report of the fourth weapon, a revolver owned by Das’ aide Satya Prakash, is awaited.

“Of the four weapons sent for ballistic examination to the FSL, it has been confirmed that firing took place from three, including Ashish Mishra’s rifle. However, the report did not confirm when the firing took place,” a senior official said in Lakhimpur.

The special investigation team (SIT) probing the case is yet to issue an official statement on the FSL report. After the arrest of Ashish Mishra, Das and Kale, the SIT had recovered their licensed weapons – a rifle, pistol, revolver and a repeater gun – and sent them for forensic examination on October 15.

According to the First Information Report (FIR) registered by the police on a complaint of Jagjit Singh, a native of Bahraich district, the entire episode was “premeditated” for which the “conspiracy was hatched” by the Minister and his son.

The FIR stated that the farmers had gathered at the sports ground of the Maharaja Agrasen Inter-College on October 3 and they wanted to peacefully show black flags to Ashish Mishra and Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Keshav Prasad Maurya, who were visiting Ban-

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“Around 3 p.m., Ashish Mishra, along with 15-20 armed men, in three speeding four-wheelers, reached the protest spot in Banbirpur. Ashish Mishra, who was seated on the left side of a Mahindra Thar, opened gunfire. The Thar mowed down the crowd and sped ahead,” the FIR stated.

“Because of the firing, farmer Gurvinder Singh, son of Sukhwinder, a resident of Matronia in Nanpara, died,” it stated. However, two successive autopsies conducted on Gurvinder Singh had ruled out bullet injuries.

Ashish Mishra and 15-20 unnamed men were mentioned as accused and charged with murder, criminal conspiracy, rash driving and rioting among others. Of them, police have so far arrested 13.

Minister Ajay Mishra had refuted the allegations that his son was involved in the episode that took place near his native Banbirpur village in the Tikonia area of the district.

The FIR has been lodged under Indian Penal Code Sections 147, 148, 149 (all three related to rioting), 279 (rash driving), 338 (causes grievous hurt to any person by doing any act so rashly or negligently as to endanger human life), 304A (causing death by negligence), 302 (murder) and 120B (party to a criminal conspiracy).

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Supreme Court pulls up Uttar Pradesh government on Lakhimpur Kheri probe New Delhi (IANS): The Supreme Court on Monday slammed the Uttar Pradesh government stating that prima facie it appears that one accused was given benefit in the two overlapping FIRs -- one where protesting farmers were mowed down by a moving and the other of alleged lynching of the accused -- in the Lakhimpur Kheri violence incident. The top court said it appears the evidence gathered in the lynching First Information Report (FIR) was being collected to protect a particular accused.

A bench headed by Chief Justice N.V. Ramana and comprising Justices Surya Kant and Hima Kohli shot a volley of questions at senior advocate Harish Salve, representing the Uttar Pradesh government.

Justice Hima Kohli questioned Salve as to why only Ashish Misra’s phone has been seized so far and what about the phones of other accused in the matter?

The bench further queried Salve, did the other accused not use mobile phones?

Salve, citing the Uttar Pradesh government’s status report, submitted that some of the accused said they don’t have cell phones, but CDRs have been obtained.

Justice Kohli said, “Is it your statement that none of the other accused had cell phones on them?”

Salve said they have clinching evidence that the accused were there and eyewitnesses have given details of all of them.

At this juncture, Justice Kant said prima facie it appears that one particular accused is

Varun Gandhi slams Kangana Ranaut for ‘real freedom in 2014’ comment New Delhi (IANS): Bharatiya Janata Party MP Varun Gandhi on Thursday slammed Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut for her “India got its real independence in 2014” remark and said that it is an insult to the freedom fighters who sacrificed their lives for the nation. Sharing the actress’s video, he said he was wondering if he should call her idea “madness” or “treason”.

Ashish Misra seeking to be given benefit by overlapping two FIRs. He added that it was being said that there are two FIRs and the evidence collected in one FIR would be used in another. He further elaborated the evidence in FIR 220, where the mob allegedly lynched the ac-

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Salve submitted that there is no mix up between the two FIRs. The bench replied, “But it has to be separately investigated...”

Salve submitted that it was already being done and both the FIRs were being probed.

He pointed out that FIR 220 is about the public lynching, so collecting evidence is bit difficult.

Justice Kant said: “One set of murder is of the farmers, one set is of journalists, and one is of political worker...”. He added that now a witness in the third set gives a favouring statement for the accused in the first case, which involves the death of farmers.

Salve replied that when witnesses come to give statements, the police have to record their statements and added that all CDRs are with the police.

Justice Kant said that the court expects from the SIT that those coming to depose in the case of farmers’ death will be an independent exercise and the evidence, which is being collected in the other case, cannot

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Varun Gandhi He said: “Earlier, she had insulted Mahatma Gandhi, belittled his sacrifices, honoured his killer and now belittled Shaheed Mangal Pandey, Rani Lakshmibai, Bhagat Singh, Chandrashekhar Azad, Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose and lakhs of freedom fighters.

Should I call this madness or treason?”

In a recent TV show, Kangana Ranaut had said that what India achieved in 1947 was “bheek” (alms) while the “real freedom” was achieved in 2014, referring to the BJP’s win in the Lok Sabha elections.

Kangana Ranaut was honoured with the prestigious Padma Shri award recently.

Meanwhile, Varun Gandhi has been in the limelight for his controversial statements on issues like farmers’ agitation, Lakhimpur Kheri violence, purchase of paddy, etc.

After his Lakhimpur Kheri tweets created a stir, BJP National President JP Nadda dropped him from the party’s national executive.

However, the MP still continues to criticise the government over controversial issues.

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He told Salve that it appears that this SIT is unable to maintain investigative distance between the FIRs. “Whosoever is coming forward, whether they have material evidence or not, they are not bound to record...”, added Justice Kant.

The bench said to ensure that evidence in two FIRs is recorded independently, it is inclined to appoint former judge from a different high court to monitor investigation and recommended the names of two retired judges from the Punjab and Haryana High Court. Salve sought some time to take instructions from the government.

The top court has posted the matter for further hearing on Friday.

The top court had registered a petition based on a letter by two lawyers seeking a probe by the CBI in the Lakhimpur Kheri violence.

A total of eight people, including four farmers and a local journalist, apart from the two BJP men and their driver, were killed in the incident. Farmers were allegedly mowed down by a car of Ashish Misra, son of Union Minister of State Ajay Misra Teni.

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Harsimrat seeks Modi’s intervention in reopening Kartarpur Corridor Chandigarh (IANS): Calling for reopening of the Kartarpur Sahib Corridor in Pakistan, former Union Minister Harsimrat Kaur Badal on Wednesday urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to personally intervene to “open the proposal for a land swap between India and Pakistan for merger of the holy shrine at Kartarpur Sahib with India in exchange for a suitable chunk of land elsewhere on the lines of the Hussainiwala village exchange.

She urged the Prime Minister to take the diplomatic initiative for the creation of a “Permanent Peace Corridor” to link all multi-faith sacred shrines left in Pakistan with the Indo-Pak border.

Among other things, she said this would be “the first step towards the eventual fulfilment of the sacred Sikh prayer for ‘khulle darshan deedare te seva sambhal (unhindered access and the right to perform service of the Guru)’ of all the sacred shrines which were weaned

Harsimrat Kaur Badal away from the devout Sikh masses in 1947”.

In her two-page letter to the Prime Minister, Harsimrat Kaur recalled that the proposal for the land swap to merge Kartarpur Sahib with India was first mooted by the Shiromani Akali

Dal (SAD) in 1948.

“In fact, in 1969, the then Prime Minister of India agreed to formally approach the government of Pakistan for this exchange of land on the pattern that the two countries had earlier followed in the Ferozepur sector with regard to the martyrdom place of Shaheed-e-Azam Sardar Bhagat Singh ji as well as between India and Bangladesh with regard to the Farakka dam,” she said.

Harsimrat Kaur said the proposal had sadly been shot down by both the Pakistan government and, strangely, by the then Congress government in Punjab.

She said the issue came up for discussion again during former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee’s famous Lahore bus trip and his meetings with his Pakistan counterpart, Nawaz Sharif.

“This was at the behest of the then Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal,” she said.

Harsimrat Kaur also lauded the sacrifices and contributions made by Akali stalwart late Jathedar Kuldip Singh Wadala, “who for decades organised protest and awareness candle marches on Indo-Pak border near Kartarpur Sahib”.

Reminding Modi of how it finally fell to his initiative to expedite the completion and the opening of the historic Kartarpur Sahib Corridor, she said this would “go down as one of your most iconic contributions to peace and understanding in the world”.

She also referred to Modi’s comparison of opening of the Kartarpur Corridor with the pulling down of the Berlin Wall, but added, “While the Berlin Wall in Germany stays demolished, the Berlin Wall for the Sikhs still persists on the Indo-Pak border.”

She urged the Prime Minister to personally intervene to get the Kartarpur Sahib Corridor reopened.

Punjab Assembly passes resolution rejecting Centre’s order on BSF Chandigarh (IANS): The Punjab Assembly on Thursday unanimously passed a resolution rejecting the Centre’s order extending the Border Security Force’s jurisdiction.

Speaking in the House, Chief Minister Charanjit Channi termed it as unfortunate

that the Shiromani Akali Dal “always saw everything through the narrow prism of politics”, especially the issues of utmost importance like the devolution of more powers to states, transfer of Chandigarh to Punjab, besides the Sri Anandpur Sahib

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He accused the Akalis the “gateway” through which the RSS, “which has always been inimical to the interests of Punjab, managed to make inroads in the state”.

“When the RSS and its political wing, the BJP, undermined the federal structure of the country by revoking the Article 370, not only did the Akalis take sides with the BJP but SAD President Sukhbir Badal spoke in favour of the move and even went to the extent of not voting against the undemocratic move,” said Channi, holding the Akalis responsible for imposition of such decisions on Punjab.

Refuting the criticism hurled at him on meeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah, Channi said that his meetings with both the dignitaries were a courtesy call.

“Perhaps the Akalis have chosen to forget very conveniently that I wrote letters to the Union Government emphasising the reopening of the Sri Kartarpur Sahib corridor, besides pleading with it repeatedly to roll back the three draconian agricultural farm laws which are striking at the very roots of the farming sector which forms the back-

Charanjit Channi bone of our agrarian economy.”

The Chief Minister further apprised the House that in his meetings with the Union government on security issues, he always took the consistent stand that international borders should be sealed so that drugs could not enter Punjab.

“I never ever asked them to increase the jurisdiction of the BSF in the state which I am being falsely accused of. I am vehemently in opposition to this move by the government of India.”

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Enforcement Directorate arrests ex-Punjab MLA Khaira in money laundering case

New Delhi (IANS): The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Thursday arrested Punjab Congress leader Sukhpal Singh Khaira in connection with a money-laundering case linked to drugs trafficking.

He was taken into custody by the ED’s Delhi team from Punjab under the provisions of Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA).

Earlier in March, the central probe agency had carried out searches at eight locations linked to Khaira in Chandigarh, and also at the property of his son-in-law in Delhi, in connection with a drugs money laundering and a fake passport racket case.

Khaira was being investigated after the ED took cognisance of the two separate cases. According to sources, the central probe agency has unearthed a Rs 3.5 crore [Rs 35 million] money trail in this connection.

During the probe, some top fashion designers were also summoned. They had designed Khaira’s daughter’s trousseau and were allegedly partly paid in cash, sources said.

Khaira recently re-joined the Congress, leaving the Aam Aadmi Party and his own outfit, the Punjab Ekta Party.

He was elected to the state Assembly in 2017 on a ticket of the Aam Aadmi Party.

However, he later resigned from the AAP citing the ‘dictatorial’ attitude of party chief Arvind Kejriwal.

Earlier, Khaira had denied any wrongdoing. His counsel had attributed the raid to Khaira supporting the ongoing farmers’ agitation. Khaira had also sought a judicial inquiry into the death of Navreet Singh, a young protester who had died during the tractor rally by the farmers on Republic Day in the national capital this year.

Its Congress vs. Congress on removal of Advocate General

New Delhi (IANS): Congress MP from Punjab Manish Tewari and party’s former state chief Sunil Jakhar have targeted Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi over the removal of Advocate General A.P.S. Deol.

Sunil Jakhar called Channi “really compromised CM” and Manish Tewari, MP from Anandpur Sahib, also criticised the Channi government over politicising the AG’s office.

Tewari said the previous Advocate Generals of the state became “punching bags in proxy political wars”. He said, “Wish such politicians who perceive apolitical Constitutional functionaries as ‘soft targets’ to wage their proxy Warfare find a better way to do their politics.

“Since the Punjab government is going to appoint new advocate general, they would be well advised to peruse Rules of Professional Standards prescribed by Bar Council of India. An advocate is bound to accept any brief in the courts or tribunals or before any other authority in or before which he proposes to practise,” Tewari said.

Former state President Jhakhar, tweeted:

“The ouster of a competent yet ‘allegedly’ compromised officer has exposed a ‘really’ compromised CM. Giving rise to a pertinent question -- Whose government is it anyway?”

The turf war between the Chief Minister Channi and Navjot Singh Sidhu toned down after the removal of AG on Tuesday when the Punjab Cabinet accepted the resignation of Advocate General A.P.S. Deol -- a decision that is seen in political circles as lessening the “friction” between Chani and Sidhu.

Sidhu had been demanding the replacement of Deol, who had represented former Director General of Police Sumedh Singh Saini in cases related to the 2015 sacrilege and subsequent police firing on protesters.

Channi said the Advocate General resigned a few days ago.

Earlier, Sidhu had tweeted: “Technically, any lawyer can become AG and any IPS officer can become DG but if we talk about morals and ethics of government, as we promised to the people of Punjab that we will give justice to them in sacrilege cases.”

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Don’t politicise national security issues: Amarinder Chandigarh (IANS): Rejecting the Punjab government resolution moved in the Vidhan Sabha on Thursday against the proposed move of the Centre to extend the operational jurisdiction of the Border Security Force (BSF) from 15 km to 50 km, former Chief Minister Amarinder Singh asked the state government not to politicise the issue of national security for petty partisans ends and motives.

“The operational jurisdiction of the BSF concerns national security and not the law and order in the state, which the current powers that be in Punjab are apparently not able to understand,” he remarked in a statement here.

Amarinder Singh said it was sad that the government was trying to politicize an issue, which concerns national security and concerns all border states, including Punjab.

He pointed out that it is not only Punjab, but the states like Jammu and Kashmir, Rajasthan, Gujarat, West Bengal and others where the BSF jurisdiction is 50 kms inside the international border.

Moreover, he added, with Pakistan using sophisticated technology and highly improvised drones with a range of as much as 30 km, it is important that the BSF gets more operational jurisdiction.

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of the BSF neither infringes upon the federal authority of the state, nor questions the competence of the state police in maintaining law and order, as some vested political interests are trying to make out,” Amarinder Singh said.

He added: “Unfortunately, people playing up the issue are unable to make out the difference between the law and order, and the national security,” while pointing out “the BSF like Punjab Police is our own force and not any external or foreign force coming to occupy our land”.

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other construction workers. Minimum Education Requirement: High School Language Requirement: English Eligibility Requirements: o Completion of secondary school o At least 2 years of experience in the trade OR 3 to 4-year apprenticeship program in carpentry • Compensation: $28.00/hour for 40 hours/week Location: Different Locations in Lower Mainland Area We provide free pickup drop off to and from work site location, those who relocate from other provinces or interior parts of BC will be given free accommodation for 2 months. Anyone who joins in this position after reading this will be given 1000$ signing bonus. Less skilled people from underrepresented groups will be given additional days of on the job training • How to apply: Please forward your resume and cover letter at: email starimagesiding@ gmail.com Pizzalicious Ltd located at 160 Tapton Avenue, Princeton BC V0X 1W0 is looking for One(1) Permanent, Full time Restaurant Manager(Pizza store) to join their team as soon as possible. The details are given below: Positions Available: One (1) Compensation: $26/HOUR + 4% vacation pay ( paid every 2 weeks) Hours of operation: 40 hours/week Type Of Employment - Permanent/ Full time Anticipated Start Date: as soon as possible Language required: English (Oral and written) Job duties and Responsibilities: • Plan, Manage and Supervise the Pizza store operation. • Prepare reports detailing the sales, expenditures, revenues and wastage to plan budgets. • Make good relations with customers and resolve their complaints if any. • Plan and implement new marketing policies and procedures to increase the sales of the business. • Hire and Train staff in job duties, company policies and safety procedures.. • Manage staff and prepare work schedule. • Place orders for supplies. Skill Requirements: • Completion of Secondary school is required. • Minimum 2 years of related experience is required We Welcome Indigenous persons, vulnerable youth, newcomers, and persons with disabilities to apply If you feel you are suitable for the position, Email your resume to pizzaliciousltd12@gmail.com.

Rise Sun Farm Ltd. is urgently looking to hire 32 fulltime/ permanent Farm workers to work at their farm located at 3105 Cedar Rd. Nanaimo, BC V9X 1W1. Job Description: Year around cleaning , maintenance of plants, planting new saplings, fertile plants, clean, irrigate, check water pipes. Farm labour all duties from planting to preparation of produce for market, field work, pruning, planting, harvesting, packing and many other general farm duties. Physically demanding.

Must be prepared to work in all types of weather, be able to perform repetitive motions. No experience or language requirements. Salary is $15.20/ hour (minimum 40 hours per week). Work start date: As soon as possible. We welcome newcomers, aboriginals, people with disabilities, school leavers and new immigrants. To apply, Email your resume to: risesunfarmjobsltd@gmail.com SATGURU FARMS LTD. located at 15836 56 Avenue Surrey BC Canada V3S 2J7 is looking to hire 12 Full-time/Permanent Farm workers immediately. Duties Include: Field work, Soil preparation, Ploughing, Plant, cultivate, irrigate crops and harvest crops. Prepare produce for market. Loading produce to trucks.

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iting from India is looking for homely, nice girl. Boy is second officer in merchant navy, worldwide foreign shipping, has done BSc degree (Nautical science). He is non-smoker and non-drinker. Brother is well settled in America. Girl should be immigrant or Canadian born. Proposals from Amritsar District will be give preference. If interested, please contact : at 778 868 2428 Or E-mail: Rajbir.Singh.7858@yahoo.com GROOM WANTED

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HELL HATH NO FURY (PG)***

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Travel back in Time to the dangerous days of World War 2 to see seeds of discontent sown with deadly future results. Fans of history and war time heroics won’t want to miss this offbeat thriller from Well Go Entertainment . Be sure to check out your local theatre listings or get this title when it arrives on dvd or video on demand from Your local cable or internet provider, To survive some people will go to whatever lengths necessary, French siren Marie duJardin Hooks up with Nazi bad boy Von Bruckner during World War 2. Suitably matched to turn up the heat are Nina Bergman and Daniel Bernhardt. During the war these two seem

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Full of raw war footage and realistic fighting Hell Hath No Furry puts us front and Centre on the battlefield and in The foxholes as some folks desperate to protect the gold and live for a better day try to survive amid the chaos. Countless others do not.

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LIST TO SELL - VANCOUVER UPTO SURREY !!

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PANORAMA RIDGE Unique, well kept, 3 level home with big lot, 2 fully finished basement, 8large bedroom, 7 bathroomand 2 master bedroom, Jacuzzi. On the main floor one extra bedroom with full bath, one extra powder room, large covered sundeck. Very nice family neighbourhood, near to 3 level school. easy access to Vancouver and RichmondHwy. ASKING ONLY

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A perfect blend of modern design with family-focused details. 1,650-1,736 Sq.Ft. 3 bedroom & flex room with Navien tankless water heater & double side-by-side garages in every home. Flex room off the lower floor offers a great home office. 10 ft. ceilings on the main w/ceiling speakers, linear f/p in living & an amazing kitchen equipped with Quartzite counters & backsplash. Unique den off the kitchen . 3 large beds (2 w/vaulted ceilings) & frameless glass shower & heated floor in ensuite. Ideal location within walkingdistanceofshops,parks&schools.

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You’ve discovered a thyroid lump. What does it mean?

WAKING up in the morning, the last thing you want is a health shock before you begin the day. If you are like most people, feeling a lump for the first time at the Adam’s apple, the thyroid gland, you will immediately jump to one conclusion, “I have a cancer.”

But is this the right conclusion?

So, let’s report some good news that will decrease anxiety while you have your morning coffee. Fortunately, the majority of thyroid nodules are not cancers. Besides, the majority don’t even require removal.

Thyroid nodules are common in elderly people. In fact, a report from the University of California states that if you’re over the age of 60, there’s a 25-to-50 percent chance of developing a thyroid lump.

The older you are, whichever sex, the more likely that a nodule will develop in the thyroid. And the more likely the doctor is also going to tell you, “It’s not a cancer.”

You should also know these lumps are three times more common in women.

But there’s a good possibility that neither women nor men will ever know that one or more nodules are present.

This is because thyroid nodules do not always cause symptoms.

When symptoms do occur, patients may notice hoarseness, difficulty breathing, a voice change, the feeling there’s a lump in the throat, and sometimes discomfort in the throat.

The thyroid is a busy organ. It secretes the hormone that regulates metabolism. But it’s also responsible for the heart rate, cardiovascular function, the central nervous system and bone remodelling.

If finding a nodule, the doctor will order thyroid tests of the blood to evaluate thyroid function. Usually, the test will show nothing wrong. The doctor will also order an ultrasound to obtain a general look at the gland.

The important test is what’s called a fine needle aspiration. A small needle is inserted into the thyroid gland to obtain tissue or fluid from inside the gland. This can be done in the doctor’s office. Usually, the doctor applies an anesthetic to the skin, then inserts the needle into the nodule. This takes only a few minutes. Thyroid nodules are 90 percent benign non-cancers. In general, if a nodule is under two centimeters (a little less than one inch), it’s less likely to be a malignancy.

If a cancer is found, surgical removal is done. This means hormone replacement medication may be required for the rest of the patient’s life. Fortunately, the 30-year survival rate for the most common type of thyroid cancer is 95 percent.

As we age, the thyroid gets smaller. Or it starts producing less of the hormone, an immune condition that damages the thyroid. Or, it may become more active with increased levels of hormone, a condition called Graves disease. This is why doctors are always feeling the neck for lumps.

Since prevention is always better than cure, there are tips to decrease the risk of a thyroid nodule. Researchers at the

University of California report you are more likely to develop a thyroid nodule if you have a history of some type of cancer, such as a lymphoma, breast or kidney malignancy. Your risk also increases if you are obese, have had radiation to the neck or head during childhood, or have been exposed to nuclear radiation.

Finally, why do we have to keep saying it? Do not smoke!

Visit www.docgiff.com. For comments, contact-us@docgiff.com. Follow us on Instagram @docgiff and @diana_gifford_jones Dr. Ken Walker (Gifford-Jones) is a graduate of the University of Toronto and The Harvard Medical School. He trained in general surgery at the Strong Memorial Hospital, University of Rochester, Montreal General Hospital, McGill University and in Gynecology at Harvard.

Diana MacKay writes in collaboration with her father under the pen name, Diana Gifford-Jones. Diana is Special Advisor with The Aga Khan University. She

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