India Summons Canadian Diplomat for Sikh Separatists Protests
India summoned Canada’s high commissioner Saturday and conveyed its concern over Sikh separatists protesting outside the country’s diplomatic mission and consulates in Canada.
India summoned Canada’s high commissioner Saturday and conveyed its concern over Sikh separatists protesting outside the country’s diplomatic mission and consulates in Canada.
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