Trudeau Working with a Known TERRORIST?!

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[vipinsingh]

He is not Indian terrorist, he is from the USA so call him a US terrorist.

[KundanBhumi]

Terrorist posing threat to western country are terrorist but terrorist posing threat to india becomes social activist 😂😂

[Pritam]

He is a terrorist wanted by India, protected by US and Canada govt. So calling him US-Canadian terrorist would be more appropiate.

[martin]

That's a Canadian terrorist not INDIAN terrorist, check which citizenship they have.

[clower]

Soon Khalistans will want a separate state in Canada and don’t blame anybody but Trudeau.

[FearfulFeck]

Makes sense to me, he doesn't communicate with actual Canadians. I could only assume he talks to terrorists.

[jayadeepreddy]

He is not a india terrorist he hold us citizenship

[marylouspeelman]

Jagmeet is also a member, as he was seen sitting in meetings with Silk's s for justice.

[ManmithJain]

Indian t4rro1st - ❌
Canadian-AMERICAN t4rro1st- ✅

[Lesley-zm]

Show Jagmeet in kalastine meetings . He stands with them

[mariepaule]

When a criminal commits a crime are we really surprised?

[shaktiashishus]

It's a Canadian American terrorist not Indian.. people like nojjar and pannu seem to be MOST decorated American Canadian citizens not their own.. after this PLEASE do NOT call them "Indian" terrorists... they are MOST valuable citizens of US / Canada 1000% more valuable than even your war veterans and martyrs..

[rfastkats]

he took a convicted one as his entourage when he went to India

[E-N-Z-O]

Your current Canadian Govt. gave Nijjar the Canadian Citizenship and U.S.A. gave Pannun American citizenship so HOW IN THE FLUFF these guys became "Indian" te$$ori$t? Call him American T$$rist and Canadian T$$rist please.

[unseenportionofinternet]

He's not an indian terrorist, he's a Canadian - American terrorist. He has dual citizenship of Canada and America. India has asked for his extradition but Neither canada nor america agreed to extradite him. So he's one of u not Indian.

[BeHuman]

Honestly India only has love for Canada and Canadians...
But problem is Trudeau who is admitting violent streaked terrorists/secessionists into Canada and giving them platform for violent calls against Trudeau says its freedom of speech... But now in the last 2-3 days, he is reporting Indian media for not taking his side... Where is freedom of speech

Also one advice to Canada.... I am an Indian & i am saying this .... Dont admit too many people from one country so much that it threatens opportunities for Canada natives.... I like Trump in this matter.... Trump has high regard for Indian community who are very law abiding n tax paying & skill contributing He considers India as key ally and has very good relations with India despite him being so vocal about limiting Indian immigrants so as to create opportunities for US India n Indians can understand & respect that But we cant tolerate hate, secessionism and terrorism... Thats where we draw red line and are

[MK-xxzg]

Don't call Pannun Indian; it's an insult to us. He is Amrican.

[allensonu]

Even before Canada granted Nijjar citizenship, the Interpol had issued a Red Notice against him. The Interpol defines a Red Notice as “a request to law enforcement worldwide to locate and provisionally arrest a person pending extradition, surrender, or similar legal action.”

Nijjar first arrived in Canada on a fraudulent passport and his citizenship application was rejected many times. His attempt to claim citizenship through marriage failed because Canadian ‘immigration officials considered it a marriage of convenience.

I been posting this info so people can know canada is sheltering defending people that trying to destabilize other countries

[sagnikchatterjee]

Now India release CBSA employee name Lakhbir Singh Rode, who works with these criminals also have ties with other ISI operatives.

[gregd]

JT has allowed us to become a haven for foreign discontent. Why?