Indian-origin man arrested for multiple rape cases in Canada

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MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO - Peel Police have arrested an individual in relation to a violent sexual assault investigation in Mississauga.

On Tuesday, May 6, 2025, the victim attended the accused’s residence to provide cleaning services in which she was contacted for through an online platform. Once inside, it is alleged that the victim was sexually assaulted and threatened.

On Wednesday, May 7, Ravinder Dhaliwal, a 27-year-old man from Mississauga, was arrested and charged on for the following criminal offences:
• Assault
• Sexual Assault
• Sexual Assault – Strangle
• Forcible Confinement
• Utter Threat to Cause Death or Bodily Harm

Source: https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=122256157868011107&set=a.122112409490011107

 

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Multiple Indians have been arrested in a drug bust:

PEEL REGION – Peel Regional Police, working with national and international partners, have dismantled a transnational organized criminal network trafficking illicit drugs into the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). The investigation, Project Pelican, marks the largest drug seizure in the service’s history – with nearly $50 million worth of cocaine seized.

In June 2024, Peel Regional Police began investigating a cocaine smuggling operation using U.S.-Canada commercial trucking routes. By November, working with partners including the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA), the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, and U.S. Homeland Security Investigations Border Enforcement Task Force in Detroit, multiple individuals, trucking companies, and storage sites linked to the operation were identified.

Between February and May 2025, information from Peel Regional Police lead to:
CBSA intercepting a commercial truck at the Ambassador Bridge in Windsor, which led to the seizure of 127 kilograms of cocaine concealed in the trailer and the arrest of the driver
CBSA intercepting another truck at the Blue Water Bridge in Point Edward, which led to the seizure of 50 kilograms of cocaine hidden within the trailer and the arrest of the driver, with support from the Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Additional seizures were also made across the GTA in connection with commercial trucking by Peel Regional Police, some of which included individuals in possession of loaded firearms at the time of arrest.
Over the course of the investigation, the following was seized:
479 kilograms of bricked cocaine, with an estimated street value of $47.9M
Two illegal loaded semi-automatic handguns

The accused were held for a bail hearing at the Ontario Court of Justice in Brampton.

The successful completion of Project Pelican was made possible through funding provided by the Ontario Government, Ministry of the Solicitor General in which the Criminal Intelligence Service Ontario supported this investigation.

Source: Canadian Crime Watch (Facebook).

 

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More Indians got busted committing crimes in Canada.

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Region of Peel – Peel Regional Police, as part of a Joint Force Operation with local and provincial law enforcement partners, have recovered more than $4.2 million in assets following the dismantling of an organized criminal network linked to the towing industry.

In July 2024, Project Outsource was launched to investigate a criminal organization believed to be behind a significant number of extortion incidents and related acts of violence. As the investigation progressed, it became clear that the criminal network operated with two distinct, but interconnected components: one dedicated to extortion and violence, and the other rooted in the towing industry.

Several suspects were found to be associated with towing companies operating under the names Certified Roadside and Humble Roadside. Investigators uncovered evidence that these individuals were engaged in insurance fraud by staging vehicle collisions, and using threats, assaults, and firearms to exert control over local towing operations.

As of June 10, 2025, Haleh Javady Torabi, a 37-year-old woman from King City, and the following 17 men from Brampton have been arrested and charged in connection with the investigation:

Inderjit Dhami, 38
Paritosh Chopra, 32
Gurbinder Singh, 28
Kulwinder Puri, 25
Parminder Puri, 31
Inderjit Bal, 29
Varun Aul, 31
Ketan Chopra, 30
Norman Tazehkand, 32
Pawandeep Singh, 25
Dipanshu Garg, 24
Rahul Verma, 27
Karan Boparai, 26
Mankirat Boparai, 22
Simar Boparai, 21
Jovan Singh, 23
Abhinav Bhardwaj, 25

The accused face a total of 97 criminal charges related to criminal organization, extortion, fraud, firearms, and more.

Three individuals were charged and released to attend court at a later date, while 15 were held for a bail hearing at the Ontario Court of Justice in Brampton. Of the 18, almost half were on a form of judicial release at the time of arrest.

Over the course of the investigation, the following assets were seized:
18 tow trucks, with a total value $2.8M
Four personal vehicles, with a total value of $840K
Five stolen vehicles recovered, with a total value $571K
Six firearms
586 rounds of ammunition
Two bulletproof vests
Various weapons, including cross bow, taser, baseball bats

Project Outsource was a Joint Forces Operation with Peel Regional Police, Ontario Provincial Police, Halton Regional Police, York Regional Police, and Toronto Police Service. The successful completion of this investigation was made possible through funding from the Government of Ontario, Ministry of the Solicitor General, in which the Criminal Intelligence Service Ontario supported this Joint Forces investigation.

In recent years, Peel Region has experienced a sharp rise in violent extortion attempts targeting South Asian business owners, including demands for large sums of money, threats for non-payment, and acts of violence, including drive-by shootings. In response to these incidents, Peel Regional Police established the Extortion Investigation Task Force in December 2023.

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18 arrests with a total of 97 criminal charges
Of the 18, almost half were on a form of judicial release at the time of arrest
Six firearms seized, along with 586 rounds of ammunition
More than $4.2M in assets seized.


Source: https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=122258361968011107&set=a.122112409490011107.

 

[The_KING]

Canada should kick out Indians from their country. It is a beautiful country that is being ruined by Indians. Kick these Indians out and send them back to their so-called perfect superpower country.

 

[Cpt. Rishwat]

There needs to be an inquiry why so many Indians are responsible for criminal behaviour in Canada.

 

[RexRex]

There needs to be an inquiry why so many Indians are responsible for criminal behaviour in Canada.

If there is huge per capita representation of immigrrant indians involved in canadian crime, it needs to be called out.

 

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Canada should kick out Indians from their country. It is a beautiful country that is being ruined by Indians. Kick these Indians out and send them back to their so-called perfect superpower country.

There needs to be an inquiry why so many Indians are responsible for criminal behaviour in Canada.

Agree. Those who commit crimes should be deported. Canada used to have a very low crime rate.

Many Indians in Canada are doing all sorts of unethical and criminal things --> gang violence, auto thefts, unethical business practices, visa fraud, fake academic institutions, other frauds.

 

[Cpt. Rishwat]

If there is huge per capita representation of immigrrant indians involved in canadian crime, it needs to be called out.

How would you know that unless someone actually collected data?

 

[RexRex]

How would you know that unless someone actually collected data?

Crime data is obviously recorded in various police databases.

Send an email to the Canadian Bureau of Statistics and ask them to release the data.

 

[Cpt. Rishwat]

Crime data is obviously recorded in various police databases.

Send an email to the Canadian Bureau of Statistics and ask them to release the data.

I'm not the one who was asking about per capita representation. For all I know it's not even collected.

 

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I'm not the one who was asking about per capita representation. For all I know it's not even collected.

Rather than condemning crimes of his countrymen, he is deflecting and focusing on "per capita representation".

Classic sanghi.

 

[SpiritOf1903]

Multiple Indians have been arrested in a drug bust:

PEEL REGION – Peel Regional Police, working with national and international partners, have dismantled a transnational organized criminal network trafficking illicit drugs into the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). The investigation, Project Pelican, marks the largest drug seizure in the service’s history – with nearly $50 million worth of cocaine seized.

In June 2024, Peel Regional Police began investigating a cocaine smuggling operation using U.S.-Canada commercial trucking routes. By November, working with partners including the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA), the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, and U.S. Homeland Security Investigations Border Enforcement Task Force in Detroit, multiple individuals, trucking companies, and storage sites linked to the operation were identified.

Between February and May 2025, information from Peel Regional Police lead to:
CBSA intercepting a commercial truck at the Ambassador Bridge in Windsor, which led to the seizure of 127 kilograms of cocaine concealed in the trailer and the arrest of the driver
CBSA intercepting another truck at the Blue Water Bridge in Point Edward, which led to the seizure of 50 kilograms of cocaine hidden within the trailer and the arrest of the driver, with support from the Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Additional seizures were also made across the GTA in connection with commercial trucking by Peel Regional Police, some of which included individuals in possession of loaded firearms at the time of arrest.
Over the course of the investigation, the following was seized:
479 kilograms of bricked cocaine, with an estimated street value of $47.9M
Two illegal loaded semi-automatic handguns

The accused were held for a bail hearing at the Ontario Court of Justice in Brampton.

The successful completion of Project Pelican was made possible through funding provided by the Ontario Government, Ministry of the Solicitor General in which the Criminal Intelligence Service Ontario supported this investigation.

Source: Canadian Crime Watch (Facebook).

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Never see them caught in UK

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[Champ_Pal]

Canada should kick out Indians from their country. It is a beautiful country that is being ruined by Indians. Kick these Indians out and send them back to their so-called perfect superpower country.

What a post.

Kick out illegal Indians with no jobs and surviving on crime. When you mass immigrate thousands and millions into a country that cannot support everyone these things are bound to happen. Crime will spike. As much as the blame goes on these illegal Indians, an equal blame should go on Trudeau government. I am sure all of these guys filed asylum as they fear for their life by the oppressive BJP Government.

Canada is going down anyways.

 

[Champ_Pal]

Agree. Those who commit crimes should be deported. Canada used to have a very low crime rate.

Many Indians in Canada are doing all sorts of unethical and criminal things --> gang violence, auto thefts, unethical business practices, visa fraud, fake academic institutions, other frauds.

They are all oppressed by Modi Government and feared for their lives. Canada gave them asylum or at least these guys are waiting for their case to be heard by the court. Canada deserves this.

 

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Never see them caught in UK

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Here in Canada, many of the auto thefts and drug-related crimes are being done by Indians. Just go through this whole thread.

Here are some examples:

15 Indo-Canadian men arrested in Toronto for running auto theft ring

Fifteen Indo-Canadian men, mostly Punjabis from Brampton, have been arrested for their involvement in a multimillion-dollar auto and cargo theft ring in and around Toronto.

www.thestatesman.com

Indian-Origin Men Dominate The “Criminals” List In Toronto Police’s Big Auto Theft Bust

Indian-origin men dominate the “criminals list where Toronto police’s auto theft investigation garners recovery of over 550 vehicles and over 300 charges laid in ongoing Project Stallion. In November 2022, 22 and 23 Divisions, in collaboration with OCIS, launched an ongoing operation to reduce...

www.desibuzzcanada.com

Canada's Project Pelican: 7 Indian-Origin Men Held For Smuggling Cocaine Worth $48 Million

Nine people, including seven Indian-origin men, have been arrested in Canada's Ontario over the alleged smuggling of cocaine and possession of arms.

www.ndtv.com

Indo-Canadians nabbed for smuggling Rs 300 crore cocaine into Canada from US

Nine people, including several Indo-Canadians, have been arrested as the Peel Regional Police seized 479 kg of cocaine worth CAD 47.9 million (Rs 299.4 crore). Under its Project Pelican, the agency targeted the smuggling of cocaine through commercial trucks crossing from the US into Canada's...

www.indiatoday.in

Canada’s $500 million drug bust exposes Khalistanis’ gang ties - The Sunday Guardian Live

With synthetic drugs flooding both the domestic and international markets, for the Sikh community in Canada, these incidents underscore a troubling

sundayguardianlive.com

Indo-Canadian organized crime - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Watch: Indian-origin man in Canada arrested after driving stolen SUV over police cars - Times of India

US & Canada News News: Ramanpreet Singh, a 25-year-old man from Brampton, has been charged after allegedly attempting to run over Peel police vehicles in Mississauga on Sept

timesofindia.indiatimes.com

Six Indian-origin men of Canada vehicle-theft gang arrested in major bust

At least six Indian-origin men were arrested in a crackdown on stolen vehicle trafficking. Peel Regional police, in the operation Project Odyssey, arrested 16 people, including six Indian-origin men, and recovered 369 stolen vehicles worth $33.2 million.

www.indiatoday.in

 

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BRAMPTON, ONTARIO – Investigators from the Peel Regional Police 21 Division Community Intervention Response Team have arrested two males from Brampton in connection with a series of high-value thefts from Liquor Control Board of Ontario (LCBO) locations across the region.

This year, it is believed that 25-year-old Anuj Kumar is responsible for an extensive number of thefts totaling approximately $300,000 in stolen alcohol from various LCBO stores. 29-year-old Simarpreet Singh is also believed to have been involved in the coordinated thefts.

As a result of the investigation, Kumar and Singh have been arrested and charged with a total of 35 offences related to theft, possession of property obtained by crime, and 4 drug related offences. In addition, four outstanding arrest warrants were executed.

Both individuals were held for bail hearings.

The investigation remains ongoing, and more arrests and charges are anticipated.

Peel Regional Police remain committed to proactively addressing property crimes and organized retail thefts that impact our communities and businesses.

Source: https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=122258712014011107&set=a.122112409490011107

 

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BRAMPTON, ONTARIO – Investigators from the Peel Regional Police 21 Division Community Intervention Response Team have arrested two males from Brampton in connection with a series of high-value thefts from Liquor Control Board of Ontario (LCBO) locations across the region.

This year, it is believed that 25-year-old Anuj Kumar is responsible for an extensive number of thefts totaling approximately $300,000 in stolen alcohol from various LCBO stores. 29-year-old Simarpreet Singh is also believed to have been involved in the coordinated thefts.

As a result of the investigation, Kumar and Singh have been arrested and charged with a total of 35 offences related to theft, possession of property obtained by crime, and 4 drug related offences. In addition, four outstanding arrest warrants were executed.

Both individuals were held for bail hearings.

The investigation remains ongoing, and more arrests and charges are anticipated.

Peel Regional Police remain committed to proactively addressing property crimes and organized retail thefts that impact our communities and businesses.

Source: https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=122258712014011107&set=a.122112409490011107

Why even immigrate if you're going to cause problems

 

[Bhaijaan]

Canada is now an Indian colony so its also natural most of the stories in Canada will now have people with links to Bharat.

 

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Why even immigrate if you're going to cause problems

I live in Toronto since 2005 and this city was pretty golden till about 2019. After 2019, crimes started to increase. We are now seeing incidents like frequent car thefts, break-ins, shootings, and various other fraudulent activities.

A lot of these crimes are being committed by the Indians. Go through the thread to see examples.

Indian immigrants used to have a good reputation in Canada (10-15 years ago) but not anymore. People are frustrated with their rudeness and unethical practices. Some of them are even committing major crimes.

 

[mominsaigol]

I live in Toronto since 2005 and this city was pretty golden till about 2019. After 2019, crimes started to increase. We are now seeing incidents like frequent car thefts, break-ins, shootings, and various other fraudulent activities.

A lot of these crimes are being committed by the Indians. Go through the thread to see examples.

Indian immigrants used to have a good reputation in Canada (10-15 years ago) but not anymore. People are frustrated with their rudeness and unethical practices. Some of them are even committing major crimes.

My cousins also live in Toronto. My dad's brother and his children immigrated to Canada. They share the exact sentiment as you do. So I get what you mean.

 

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My cousins also live in Toronto. My dad's brother and his children immigrated to Canada. They share the exact sentiment as you do. So I get what you mean.

I see.

A family friend of ours had a break-in. Valuables were stolen.

My brother's car was smashed by a car thief. It cost my brother $10,000 (insurance didn't cover everything).

Another family friend had their car stolen.

Canada needs to strengthen the immigration system and justice system. Things are way too loose currently. Criminals aren't punished hard enough in my opinion.

 

[mominsaigol]

I see.

A family friend of ours had a break-in. Valuables were stolen.

My brother's car was smashed by a car thief. It cost my brother $10,000 (insurance didn't cover everything).

Another family friend had their car stolen.

Canada needs to strengthen the immigration system and justice system. Things are way too loose currently. Criminals aren't punished hard enough in my opinion.

In Sydney I never faced any such issue. In gold coast I faced way too many issues , especially around coolangatta.

In Lahore I dont face any issues either.

 

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ONTARIO - According to court documents, on December 9, 2023, the victim was alone in her basement apartment when Mr. Singh, then working as a Bell Canada technician, responded to a service call to come to her new residence to install an installation cable for her wifi router.

After using the victim’s bathroom, Mr. Singh came out with his pants unzipped and exposed himself to the victim. He exposed himself for a period of some twenty minutes.

During this time, he made inappropriate comments to the victim about her physical attractiveness and asked her untoward questions about her dating status. The victim was traumatized by this incident.

Last month, it was determined that Mr. Singh will serve a 90-day conditional sentence on house arrest. After he has served the conditional sentence, he will be placed on probation for 12 months.

Samarpreet Singh is an Indian citizen who came to Canada on a student visa.



Source: Canadian Crime Watch (https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=122262056264011107&set=a.122112409490011107).

 

[Kriketer]

India is an epicenter for scammers and criminals, so no surprises they take the same traits else where.

There are many Chinese and Arabs immigrants who came from humble settings to Canada but you never hear them committing crimes, robberies and running drug cartels there. All the mass influx of Indian immigrants in last decade or so really seem to have ruined the place

 

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BRAMPTON, ONTARIO - Peel Police have arrested three additional individuals and issued one arrest warrant following multiple violent robberies in Brampton.

Between April and May 2025, police investigated three separate incidents where suspects engaged with victims via social media to arrange in-person meetings under false pretenses. Upon meeting, the victims were reportedly robbed, and in some cases, a firearm was presented.

On Saturday, May 31, two suspects were initially arrested. However, as the investigation progressed, a total of six suspects were identified. Investigators now believe that the suspects relied on false pretences to target South Asians, including members of the 2SLGBTQ+ community, and lure them into meeting up.

On Friday, July 4, police executed search warrants at several residences in the Region of Peel. As a result, 18-year-old Hardil Singh Mehrok of Brampton and two male youth aged 16 and 17 were arrested and charged with:
Kidnapping x2
Robbery x3

An arrest warrant has been sought for 20-year-old Preetpal Kooner of Mississauga for the same offences.

Investigators believe there may be additional victims who have not come forward out of fear. Please note that investigators will prioritize protecting the identity and well-being of all victims.

 

[Champ_Pal]

BRAMPTON, ONTARIO - Peel Police have arrested three additional individuals and issued one arrest warrant following multiple violent robberies in Brampton.

Between April and May 2025, police investigated three separate incidents where suspects engaged with victims via social media to arrange in-person meetings under false pretenses. Upon meeting, the victims were reportedly robbed, and in some cases, a firearm was presented.

On Saturday, May 31, two suspects were initially arrested. However, as the investigation progressed, a total of six suspects were identified. Investigators now believe that the suspects relied on false pretences to target South Asians, including members of the 2SLGBTQ+ community, and lure them into meeting up.

On Friday, July 4, police executed search warrants at several residences in the Region of Peel. As a result, 18-year-old Hardil Singh Mehrok of Brampton and two male youth aged 16 and 17 were arrested and charged with:
Kidnapping x2
Robbery x3

An arrest warrant has been sought for 20-year-old Preetpal Kooner of Mississauga for the same offences.

Investigators believe there may be additional victims who have not come forward out of fear. Please note that investigators will prioritize protecting the identity and well-being of all victims.

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Are you going to report every crime done by Indian origin men in Canada?

These people are refugees from India facing persecution and seeking asylum you know?

 

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BRAMPTON, ONTARIO - Peel Police have arrested and charged an individual in connection with uttering threats against Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown.

In late June 2025, police were notified that the mayor and his family had received threats. As a precaution, enhanced security measures were provided to ensure their safety while the matter was investigated.

On Tuesday, July 15, following a thorough investigation that included search warrants and the seizure of electronic devices, 29-year-old Kanwarjyot Singh Manoria of Brampton was arrested and charged with the following offence: Uttering Threats to Cause Death or Bodily Harm.

At this time, investigators believe the individual acted alone and is no longer an active threat to the mayor, his family or the community.



Source: https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=122263162784011107&set=a.122112409490011107.

 

[Suleiman]

Role Model citizen immigrants strike again!

 

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SURREY, BRITISH COLUMBIA - According to an affidavit filed in U.S. District Court, Surrey gangster Opinder Singh Sian was at the centre of a vast conspiracy to import precursor chemicals from China and export narcotics through the port of Los Angeles to Australia.

Sian was well known in Vancouver organized crime circles. He was linked to the Brothers Keepers and survived a shooting in 2008, as well as another in 2011. In 2022, he became involved in a plot originating in Ankara, Turkey.

According to court documents, a special agent was brought in to investigate the drug trafficking.

This person had a phone conversation with a member of the drug trafficking organization in Turkey and then with Sian.

They arranged four drop-offs of methamphetamine to the confidential source in Southern California for shipment to Australia, including approximately 30 pounds of meth on June 22, 2023, 200 pounds of meth on July 6, 2023, 100 pounds of meth on Aug. 21, 2023 and 200 pounds of meth on Aug. 28, 2023.

After the pickups, the confidential source led Sian and others to believe that they had their drugs safely stored until they could be shipped from Los Angeles to Australia. However, when the drugs arrived in Australia, officials packaged fake drugs and placed a tracking device inside.

The fake drugs were then driven to a stash house and officers with the DEA in Australia then raided the stash house and arrested the receiving couriers. “After their initial contact, Sian and CS-1 continued communicating and arranged an in-person meeting in Vancouver, Canada, on February 1, 2023,” the court documents read.

According to the affidavit, Sian thought he was moving hundreds of kilos of meth, but the DEA intercepted all of it.

Court documents also allege Sian was involved in the purchase of precursor chemicals from China and the distribution of those chemicals to Mexican Cartels.

Source: https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=122263369976011107&set=a.122112409490011107.

 

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MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO - Peel Regional Police have charged three individuals in connection with an organized cargo theft investigation that took place in Mississauga.

On Monday, July 14, 2025, investigators located a stolen transport truck, reported stolen days earlier, in the area of Dixie Road and Meyerside Drive. Two additional transport trailers, also reported stolen days prior, were located in the area and linked to three individuals. As a result, Peel Police launched an investigation related to stolen transport trucks and trailers within the Region of Peel.

Following an investigation, with the assistance of our Aerial Support Unit and K9 Unit, officers arrested the involved individuals. Police recovered one transport truck and two trailers, with the total value to be estimated at $300,000, and the original stolen property valued at approximately $100,000.

The following individuals from Brampton were arrested, charged, and held for bail hearings at the Ontario Court of Justice in Brampton: Manjinder Singh Dhaliwal (42) and Harmash Lal Dadra (44) - Possession of Property Obtained by Crime x2, Theft Over $5,000, Possession of Break & Enter Instruments.

Rajwant Singh (31) - Possession of Property Obtained by Crime x2, Theft Over $5,000, Possession of Break & Enter Instruments, Breach of Conditional Sentence x2.

Source: https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=122263359254011107&set=a.122112409490011107.

 

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EDMONTON, ALBERTA - Edmonton police say a 21-year-old sex offender who was due in court next week has removed his ankle bracelet and may try to flee Canada.

The Edmonton Police Service says it is no longer able to track Prabhjeet Singh, who was being monitored in relation to an incident in May involving a minor. He was expected in court July 29.

“Singh has ties to India and may be trying to make his way there,” Edmonton police said in a news release. Authorities say Singh’s last known location was a rural area – Range Road 195 – near Sherwood Park on Sunday.

He is described as six-feet tall, weighing 173 lbs., with black hair and brown eyes. The public is advised not to approach Singh, if spotted.

Source: https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=122265152840011107&set=a.122112409490011107.

 

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Mother and daughter accused of alleged marriage scheme promising Canadian residency

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Police in the Northern Indian state of Punjab have uncovered an alleged marriage scheme involving a mother from India and her Canadian-based daughter. Police say the pair allegedly targeted young Indian men with the hopes of getting married and moving to Canada. They are alleged to have collected over $200,000 (₹1.60 crore) from several men and their families.

In an interview with OMNI News, Khanna police in Punjab confirmed that Sukhdarshan Kaur has been arrested in the city of Ludhiana, after allegedly organizing several fraudulent marriages for her daughter, Harpreet, who lives in Surrey, B.C.

Police allege Sukhdarshan would seek suitors through newspapers and advertisements for daughter, Harpreet, who police say posed as a potential bride and spoke with them on a video call. The alleged victims were then reportedly promised immediate marriages and Canadian visas after their engagements, but the bride never physically came to India. The supposed weddings would then be delayed or even excused.

Sukhdarshan allegedly asked for money from the groom’s families, explaining she had incurred debt after sending her daughter to Canada. It is alleged that both women would then begin requesting money, citing student tuition, rent, and medical emergencies. Some families told OMNI News in Punjabi that they sold ancestral land or took out large loans to pay the financial demands. They described emotional trauma and financial ruin because of the process.

The Immigration Refugee and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) in a statement said they cannot comment on specific cases due to reasons of privacy and consent.

“In instances of marriage fraud, enforcement action can be taken which include issuing removal orders to a spouse or partner who commits marriage fraud on the basis of misrepresentation. This could in turn lead to their removal from Canada,” IRCC wrote.

“It is a crime for a foreign national to marry a Canadian citizen or permanent resident only to gain entry to Canada.”

In a statement, Surrey Police confirms they have no records of complaints against Harpreet being reported.

“For SPS to investigate the matter, they would need to establish that the incidents occurred in our jurisdiction. Given the anonymity of the internet and the remote location of the victims, that may not be possible.”

OMNI News attempted to contact Harpreet by using a phone number provided by the alleged victims but it has been unsuccessful.

Punjab police said they became aware of the scheme after one of the alleged victims, Rajwinder Singh, who already lost over $29,000 (₹18.5 lakhs) received a WhatsApp voice note by mistake. In the voice note, Sukhdarshan discussed money-related matters and raised Rajwinder’s suspicion, who reported the tip to the police.

Police raided one of the alleged engagements on July 10 and stopped the ceremony, only to find a photograph of Harpreet, without her actual presence. Police then arrested Sukhdarshan, her son, Manpreet Singh, and another suspect, Ashok Kumar.

Inspector Akash Dutt told OMNI News that the investigation revealed transactions of over $200,000 made by several families. Many allegedly defrauded families spoke with OMNI News but declined to speak on camera.

Punjab Police have advised families to proceed with caution and thoroughly verify cross-border marriage proposals.

Source: https://vancouver.citynews.ca/2025/...-marriage-scams-promising-canadian-residency/.

 

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Source: https://nationalpost.com/news/canad...fter-arriving-in-canada-what-happened-to-them.​

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20,000 Indian students didn't show up to class after arriving in Canada. What happened to them?​

Long celebrated as a global hub for international students Canada’s reputation is under scrutiny

Nearly 20,000 Indian students have failed to enrol at their designated colleges and universities after arriving in Canada. This has raised significant concerns about immigration fraud and the misuse of the student visa system.

A variety of factors play into this mystery. The first involves many Indian students being lured by fake colleges. And some have used their student visas to enter Canada and work rather than study. Some of those students seem to have been misled by unregulated agents promising easy access to jobs or permanent residency.

Do Canadian authorities have a handle on the problem?​

Long celebrated as a global hub for international students, Canada’s reputation is under scrutiny. Troubling data has been released by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada indicating that in March and April 2024, 50,000 international students – 20,000 from India — failed to show.

Fake colleges in Canada, often referred to as “diploma mills,” operate by exploiting loopholes in the education system and using deceptive tactics to attract students.

These institutions typically lack accreditation from recognized accrediting bodies, which is crucial for ensuring the quality and legitimacy of educational programs. They often use misleading advertising, claiming accreditation or recognition that does not exist. This can include false claims about job prospects and post-graduation outcomes.

And unlike some other countries, Canada does not require upfront tuition fee payments, making the country’s system vulnerable to misuse.

If they don’t show up at their schools, what do the students do?​

According to Canadian immigration expert Henry Lotin, most of the missing Indian students remain in Canada, working and seeking permanent residency rather than crossing into the U.S. Many students take up odd jobs to support themselves, often working in restaurants or as delivery couriers.

Meanwhile, some students are suspected of using Canada as a gateway to cross into the U.S. illegally, though this is not believed to be widespread.

How is India responding?​

Indian authorities are investigating potential links between Canadian colleges and illegal migration networks in India. India’s Enforcement Directorate has conducted multi-city searches across India, including Mumbai, Nagpur, Gandhinagar, and Vadodara, to gather evidence related to human trafficking and money laundering.

These searches have uncovered incriminating documents and digital devices, as well as frozen bank deposits, indicating potential collusion between Canadian colleges and Indian entities.

What’s next?​

Many students, especially international ones, are left financially and emotionally devastated after discovering they have been deceived. Their families often invest substantial amounts to sending them abroad for education, including tuition fees, living expenses and travel costs. If they do not enrol, these investments are lost, exacting a financial burden on the family.

Families also expect their children to secure high-paying jobs and then send funds back home. If they disappear it can mean a loss of future income, adversely affecting the family’s financial stability.

As a result, there is a growing call for stricter regulations and better monitoring systems and in doing so to reaffirm Canada’s reputation as a premier education destination.

 

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32-year old Deepak Sharma kills 1 after driving at 126 KMH in a 50 KMH zone.

HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA - A Halifax driver was fleeing a hit-and-run and had sped up to 126 km/h when he drove through a four-way stop and struck a pedestrian — continuing to drive with the victim caught in his windshield — until he hit a parked car.

On Thursday, Deepak Sharma, 32, pleaded guilty to criminal negligence causing death and two counts of fleeing the scene following a collision.

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=1450075482798214

 

[Rafale Nidhal]

Terrible.

The Khalistanis are a menace, the quicker the Canadian government places immigration filters on them the better, a case should be opened up as to what his qualifications were when he entered Canada and how is it being allowed.

they are Indians and they came from India

 

[JaDed]

they are Indians and they came from India

Yes and why are Indians with criminal cases pending against them being given visa/asylum in Canada/UK/USA

 

[DeadlyVenom]

Indian Punjabis need to stop man you giving whole of Punjab a bad name with these antics

 

[Rafale Nidhal]

Yes and why are Indians with criminal cases pending against them being given visa/asylum in Canada/UK/USA

wasn't that hard was it? don't call them anything else, they are Indians.

 

[JaDed]

wasn't that hard was it? don't call them anything else, they are Indians.

They don’t want to be called Indians but Khalistanis.
I can call them criminals if thats good , and would be great if Canada and UK can return the Indian criminals as India has been asking for since 1985

 

[Stewie]

Surprised that two neighboring countries (USA and Canada) have been intaking different breeds of immigrants. One gets the creme de la creme and the other gets riff raff.

I am afraid the picture is not as simple as it is being made out to be. Canada does not have the massive labor market as the US, plus they have a massive housing crisis on their hands. They also need immigrants more desperately than US and took on a lot of Indian and Chinese immigrants in the last two decades or so and now these people are struggling due to the poor employment situation.

Canada needed/needs these people hoping their taxes will fund their struggling social welfare schemes, but now its a catch 22 for them. Like US, Canada also has a massive aging population and needs an injection of young immigrants, but the other challenges already in place have complicated the situation.

 

[sweep_shot]

Indian Punjabis need to stop man you giving whole of Punjab a bad name with these antics

Not all of these criminals are punjabis. Some of them are from other areas also.

For example, many of the call center scammers are from West Bengal. West Bengal is a hub for call center scamming.

 

[DeadlyVenom]

Not all of these criminals are punjabis. Some of them are from other areas also.

For example, many of the call center scammers are from West Bengal. West Bengal is a hub for call center scamming.

Don't care about those other Kumar's bro, but I have a deep affinity for Punjabis of any religion and UP Muslims. When these groups come into the news I get a bit sad.

 

[sweep_shot]

Don't care about those other Kumar's bro, but I have a deep affinity for Punjabis of any religion and UP Muslims. When these groups come into the news I get a bit sad.

I see.

A few years ago, one of my teammates (I used to play cricket with him) was a Punjabi Indian. He was very anti-Modi and anti-BJP.

 

[Rafale Nidhal]

They don’t want to be called Indians but Khalistanis.
I can call them criminals if thats good , and would be great if Canada and UK can return the Indian criminals as India has been asking for since 1985

you can just call them indians, if you want to pick another name for indians then u can use rapist, racist or scammers. These are globally acceptable alternate names for indians

 

[Champ_Pal]

Don't care about those other Kumar's bro, but I have a deep affinity for Punjabis of any religion and UP Muslims. When these groups come into the news I get a bit sad.

Kumar is not a name by itself among Hindus. 99% of the times it is always preceded by another first name. Kumar is found all over India. Even among Christians. Names like Maria Kumar, Yesu Kumar are quite common in South Christians. Kumar is also found in Buddhists all around the world.

 

[JaDed]

you can just call them indians, if you want to pick another name for indians then u can use rapist, racist or scammers. These are globally acceptable alternate names for indians

Please save your lecture for Osama Bin Laden HQ waaley