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Oct 19, 2024#trudeau#gangsofcanada#wantedgangstersCanada has become a haven for India’s wanted gangsters. Trudeau has been safeguarding these gangs. Canada has over 26 unapproved extradition requests from India. These continue to be a bone of contention for the two nation’s bilateral ties. Watch News9 Plus Editor Sandeep Unnithan with Aditya Raj Kaul, Hindustan Times’ correspondent for Canada Anirudh Bhattacharya, Author & Podcaster Kushal Mehra, Former Indian diplomat Ambassador Prabhu Dayal, as they discuss the impact of Canada’s home-bred gangs on India. Download News9 Plus for more such informative content..
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hello and welcome to the news9 Plus show on the world's first news and current affairs OT platform news9 plus there's a
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Canada that we see on the outside as the world's 10th largest economy a
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prosperous Western developed Nation but there's a Canada beneath all of this the
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Canadian underworld now Canada has organized crime syndicates with names like red
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scorpions and Wolfpack Alliance and even believe it or not a group called The United Nations these gangs deal in drugs
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guns and contract killings they're present in several Canadian cities and they run by gangsters of various
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ethnicities because Canada is of course an immigrant Paradise immigrants make up
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more than 23% of Canada's population you have African-American gangs Chinese
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gangs and of was indoc Canadian organized gangs now the indoc Canadian
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gangs where the members are primarily from Indian Punjab are the third largest
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gangs in Canada and they're based in Alberta onario and British Colombia theyve names like d Dak dure gang the
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Punjabi Mafia Mali butter and brothers Keepers these gangs primarily
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responsible for gun running contract killing and cocaine smuggling you name a
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crime and they're behind behind it in Canada but is this just Canada's problem
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not quite because these gangs also have connections with India they're
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responsible for human trafficking drug running and most worryingly these gangs these Canadian
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gangs are deeply involved in the Canadian khalistan movement now the
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khalistan movement as we know it is a violent secessionist movement that was backed by Pakistan in the 1980s and the
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1990s Pakistan continues to back this khalistan movement that's now uh
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externally based the kistan movement in India led to the deaths of over 11,000
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Indian civilians in the ' 80s and the '90s this movement was wiped out in India by the 1990s but now strangely it
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thrives in the West in Canada the US and in the UK for some reason they've uh
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been tolerated they found shelter they open and freely preaching their agenda
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of hate and while they are gangsters in Canada many of these men are designated
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terrorists in India they've killed Indian citizens they've carried out violent acts of Terror on Indian soil
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and this is why The Gangs of Canada should worry us here in Delhi India's
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foreign Ministry has sent 26 extradition requests to Canada over the last decade
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to extradite numerous Canadian gangsters there's been no response from Canada so
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far Canada alleges that the Indian gangster Lawrence bishnoi is in fact carrying out killings on Canadian soil
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allegedly at the behest of India but strangely Canada is silent about India's
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extradition request for Goldie BR one of Lawrence bishnoi's lieutenants who is
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based in Canada now on the news9 plus show tonight we're discussing how these
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can Canadian gangs affect India how did the khalistan movement M this
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secessionist violent separatist movement infiltrate the Canadian underworld why is Canada allowing these gangs to thrive
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and joining me to discuss this is kushal Mea from Canada he's an indoc Canadian blogger a very brave one at that who's
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based uh in Canada where he continues to report on issues that concern the
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diaspora in Canada kushel welcome to the news9 Plus show Namaste thank you for having me and
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of course I have with me in the studio here my colleague adity rajol who's also been very closely tracking The Gangs of
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Canada but kushel over to you first how did Canada become the you know Sanctuary
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for all these uh gangs organized crimes in Canada we always thought Canada was a very peaceloving developed Western
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liberal democracy and suddenly we hear red scorpions and uh you know Lawrence
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bishnoi and all of these gangs how did this all begin well the classic U aage as it goes it's
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all vote Bank politics at the end of the day we have to be very careful when we have these discussions around any
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country so it's not like every nuk and corner of Canada all hell has broken lose and everybody's just shoting each
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other so I I want to add that cavat Absolut so I'll give you an example whether it's s British Colombia whether
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it's Bramton Ontario or whether it's different parts right uh there are there are certain areas where crime is very
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high in Canada yes now what happens is uh I'll give you an interesting anecdote
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so when I used to study in Canada in York University near York University that used to be an intersection called Jane
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and Finch right now around Jane and Finch was a crime infested area so you actually you know we used to laugh at
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that time I remember studying in Canada saying uh the only spot where we find bullet holes is Jane and Finch because
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Canada is so boring it used to be sort of a tourist attraction for young young
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kids like you know either kind of kind of that that's how Quiet Things are in
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Canada we've had a history of different gangs in Canada we've also had Sri Lankan gangs uh in Canada yeah surprise
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surprise yes what what has happened is beneath all of it what I have understood by studying Canadian political history
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is is actually the official political policy of Canada I don't know how many people know that Canada is the first
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country that made multiculturalism mhm in courts let's understand multiculturalism as a official political
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policy now in in I think it was in 2017 or 18 talking to New York Magazine when
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Justin Trudeau said we are a post n national state right now what do you mean when you say things like uh we are
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a postnational state essentially what you're saying is we creating we are officially sanctioning ghettoization of
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our country yes so when Justin Trudeau said we don't have one national identity when you don't have one national
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identity then what you're encouraging is everybody lives in ghettos and everybody calls the people they want to call
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inside those GH and when you call people inside those ghettos that's when you
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have these gang infestation cultures manifest as the way they have manifested in Canada it is actually directly
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Downstream from the ideology of Justin Trudeau and his predecessors that have
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created this culture see in America it's very different America they have a Melting Pot right there is a gravy and
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everybody Blends into it it doesn't mean America doesn't have crime but it doesn't have heroization at the level of
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what Canada does Canada is like a salad bowl I hope you understand what the difference between a salad bowl and a
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melting poter a salad bowl is together but everybody is their individual self
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right so when we talk about gangs in Canada we have to understand that it almost has had ideological and
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intellectual State sanction over here right and it's very scary for people let's say if you're someone who lives in
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Bramton Ontario there are certain areas you know you cannot go it's it's very scary that's scary indeed uh but kushal
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you know tell us uh tell our viewers this for the benefit of viewers what how did the kistan movement really
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infiltrate uh the Canadian underworld because when you look at uh the gangs in Canada they're doing a lot of violent
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activities right they don't really concern India but when it comes to khalistan that's as adya says that these
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are the red lines that are being crossed that when you advocate secessionism in India and you start carrying out acts of
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Terror you start killing people you start fighting ing rocket launchers at police stations that's when a line is
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cross how did the kistan movement infiltrate these uh gangster elements who we think were all in it for just the
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money and the profits it's actually the perfect cover if you think about it if you are a gangster and you want to run a
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transnational drug human trafficking and all sorts of other activities what do
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you need as a perfect cover that you need the the the what is the currency in today's world victimhood poker right
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victimhood is the currency today now since the 1980s post the horrific incidence in India in Punjab there was a
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huge SWAT of people who did come to Canada right now the khalistanis they
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actually recognize that they you know this is the perfect cover and then eventually like any secessionist
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movement you're going to have gang infestation now just understand how the khalistanis operate right for any gang
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culture to operate what do you need you need money making opportunities so they have entered drug trafficking they have
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entered human trafficking today what if I tell you and I'm not even making this up you just have to Google Instagram and
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you will see random videos of people of Indian origin putting up things like oh
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it's so easy to cross the American Border just pay me $50,000 I will make you cross the American border illegally
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these are all ops that fund this gang culture so why do they and listen they
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need need some legitimacy so the khalistan vineer is the perfect cover
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they can they can conduct all the and it's like a mutually beneficially scenario they need money to run their
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khalistan Ops and the khalistani the gangsters need uh need legitimacy to run
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their Gangland Ops so it's like a mutually beneficial relationship so all the gangsters are khalistanis and the
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khalistanis are not saying anything about the gangsters it's and you know the perfect storm in this is here is
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India sending 26 requests and now they say right right absolutely I it's a
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fascinating uh examples there kushal I mean and that's the reason we come to you because of your deep insights into
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politics in Canada and of course the gangster Evolution the fact that these uh there's a mutually symbiotic
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relationship between the khalistanis and the gangsters and now you can't tell one from the other the khalistanis are the
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khalistanis gangsters or the gangsters khalistanis it's come to that point but you know what is it that India can
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really do Kush the fact that we've just mentioned how violent acts of uh secessionism uh terrorism are being
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carried out based in from safe Heavens in Canada we think it's Canada as a western liberal democracy these things
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don't happen there but lo and behold you have a list of gangsters we're going to come to that a little while later adya
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is going to take us through this uh underworld rotten apples of the Canadian underworld but you know tell us what
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India can really do what are our options today starting India has to particularly pay
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attention to Pro to the oci program now I say this with full
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responsibility um recently uh there was the news of a gentleman here in Canada
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torting a gun outside a gurwara yes storting A gun outside of Gurdwara and lo and behold I saw videos of him just
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recently visiting India right how can we how can we allow something like this in India it's a disgrace that we even
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allowed that gentleman to come to India yes now the problem is that you know the Indians also need to improve their
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vetting and I would wish that the government of India especially handing over ois to people of Canadian
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especially Canadian passport holders they need to look into who is being given an oci I think there needs to be
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extra screening of oci oci is being handled out from the Indian end secondly
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journalists podcasters like me or authors like me and many others who do talk about this I think the Indian
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government has to uh lend some some some folks some sort of a cushion cover here
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in in in terms of uh you know raising their voice with the Canadian counterparts just recently all a
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innocent journalist from Calgary Alberta did was report on the extortion yes that
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they heard of how people of our own Community are extorting what happens to him the poor guy gets assaulted before
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that we had the case of in my view the greatest indoc Canadian in my view is BJ
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de in the 1980s he was almost beaten up to death why because he opposed the
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extremism then we had Tara Singh hair who was killed and and the list is endless the list is endless the moment
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khalistanis or these gangs find out there is a brown face yes talking about this they know how to shut them up now
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as as I talk to you let me be very you know brutal and honest here I know what
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I'm going to be facing but I still do it but the point is the Indian government can the least the Indian government can
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do is help by canceling ois and being very diligent in allowing these elements
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inside India to you know the Canadian foreign minister melan juli and the
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leader of the NDP both said we need to sanction India the M Julie when asked our sanctions on
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the table she said yes they are on the table and the leader of NDP I don't know what that even means I mean he's not
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even a serious politician at times I wonder jmit Singh he says we need to sanction the diplomats I I don't even
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know what that means but the point is if they want it I think India should oblige
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Canada right now by stopping trade with Canada if we stop trade with Canada maybe that's what they want and maybe
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that will help possibly yes thanks very much kushal you know continue to remain with us I'll introduce your other guests
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who are joining us this evening it's Ambassador pru former Indian Diplomat of course you have anud bachara who joins
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us from Toronto he's the Hindustan times rep in Canada and of course we have
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Captain Alo bansel director of the India foundation in New Delhi gentlemen we just heard from kushal mea who's you
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know literally got an inside view of what's going on there this entire
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gangster paradise that Canada seems to have reared over there we heard the reasons why this exists there is this
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very cozy Nexus between the gangsters and the khalistanis they both lend legitimacy to each other and now you
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have the government of Canada throwing allegations at India saying that we are using gangsters uh to Target Canadian
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