Do not send children to Canada for higher education, Indian Ambassador warns parents

Latest News :- Indian Ambassador to Canada Sanjay Verma has warned parents not to send their children to Canada for higher education. Khalistan separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar was killed by unknown persons in Canada last year. Canada implicated Sanjay Verma and other Indian diplomats. The central government, which was extremely dissatisfied with these allegations, ordered the departure of the Canadian ambassador and 5 consular officials from India and announced that it would bring back Sanjay Verma and 5 Indian consular officials from Canada.

Ambassador Sanjay Verma, who reached India, said in an interview, “On the evening of October 12, a message was sent to me asking me to be present in person at the office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Canada. The next day I and the Indian Consul to Canada personally went to the Ministry's office. Then they linked me and 5 Indian officers to the murder of Nijjar. So they asked us to curtail our consular powers so that the Canadian police can investigate us.

Consular officers are usually duly informed before taking action. But it was not so in this case. They were ready to examine us immediately. This is tantamount to being stabbed in the back by the Canadian authorities who mistreated us. This is a huge betrayal. Canadian authorities do not prosecute criminal Khalistan organizations for political gain. Khalistan separatists number less than 10,000 out of the 800,000 Sikhs living in Canada. Only about one lakh Sikhs support them and to get the support of the remaining Sikhs, the separatists are threatening them in various ways.

At present the situation in Canada is not good. Therefore, parents in India should not send their children for higher education in Canada. Indian students should not go there due to bad living conditions, unemployment, growing problem of Khalistan etc. When affluent students come to Canada for higher education, they are forced to live in overcrowded rooms. 8 students are forced to live in one room. People who come up with the idea of ​​getting quality education have to take admission in such educational institutions where classes are conducted at a low level. This also leads them to join part-time jobs at low wages.

They are forced to work as daily wage laborers in a factory or shop for an entire week. They give up their focus on education and are forced to work part-time. They do jobs like taxi drivers. The social situation in Canada is worrying. They are sowing the issue of Khalistan among the young students. Students who do not support Khalistan are threatened. Innocent students who join Khalistan movement become criminals, gangsters and Khalistani criminals. He said this.