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In a statement released on Monday, India had "strongly" rejected Canada's suggesting that the Indian High Commissioner and other diplomats were "persons of interest" in an investigation and termed it as "preposterous imputations" and part of the political agenda of the Justin Trudeau government.

Despite the fact that the attack, the deadliest airborne terror attack before 9/11, was initiated by Khalistani terrorists, the Trudeau-led Canadian government has been sympathetic towards the Khalistani movement to gain voter support.

Congress Maharashtra chief Nana Patole has reportedly opposed Shiv Sena UBT's demand to contest more seats in Vidarbha, a region where Congress has historically done well.

The Guardian's article is riddled with twisted narrative that seeks to portray the BJP government as the oppressor.

Al Jazeera lamented that the Hindu American Foundation is vocal against Hinduphobia in the US, the existence of which is vehemently denied by Islamists and the left-liberal ecosystem.

On the 16th of October, The Wire published a report on YouTube, titled “Who is behind the communal riots in Bahraich?” In this video, ‘journalist’ Sharat Pradhan accused the BJP and RSS of instigating riots in Bahraich insinuating that since bypolls are to be held in 10 seats in the state.

The Wire journalist Arfa Khanum Sherwani rememebred Sir Syed Ahmed Khan, who coined two-nation theory, to give right direction to Muslims

On 17th October, NDP leader Jagmeet Singh who backs the armed Khalistani terrorists said that if voted to power, he will stop gun violence in Canada

Post mortem report of Ram Gopal Mishra mentions 40 entry wounds and 2 exit wounds, and confirms that he died due to gunshots

One of the ‘key findings’ of the report was that influencers/commentators employed by ‘Modi-aligned’ media outlets accused Justin Trudeau of being an “enabler of terrorism” and "falling into the laps of Khalistani extremists".