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In the wake of a mounting outcry amongst Indian citizens, the much-anticipated India tour of the Canadian-Sikh singer, Shubhneet Singh, a known Khalistani supporter, has been abruptly cancelled. A rising tide of discontent emerged in response to the singer sharing a distorted map of India, a move that seems to have fanned the flames of anger amongst the Indian populace.

In an escalated response to the mounting diplomatic tension between India and Canada, the Indian government has issued a stern advisory to its nationals and students residing in Canada. This urgent message comes as a cautionary measure, advising them to "exercise utmost caution," citing the rising tide of "anti-India activities and politically-condoned hate crimes and violence in Canada."

In a recent revelation, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's efforts to rally Western allies against India have met a significant roadblock, with a distinct lack of support for his allegations surrounding the Modi government and purported support for Khalistani terrorism. Here's a detailed account of how Trudeau's strategies faltered even before reaching the G20 summit.

In a fierce indictment of his nation's current state, former Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif contrasted the burgeoning success of India with the debilitating economic crisis engulfing Pakistan. Sharif, currently residing in exile in London, didn't mince words in his recent address, directly attributing the country's dismal state to the actions of former generals and judges.

Leicester, UK - A deeply concerning incident has surfaced from Leicester, UK, where a police officer exhibited overtly rude and disrespectful behaviour towards an elderly Hindu priest of Indian origin. The unsettling occurrence took place on the bustling streets of Leicester during the revered Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations on September 19. The grim event unfolded in broad daylight and was caught on tape, causing a stir and fueling anger in the community.

In a display of profound patriotism, the renowned consumer electronic brand, boAt, has voluntarily ceased its sponsorship for the imminent tour of Shubneet Singh, popularly known as Shubh, a singer based in Canada and a known supporter of the Khalistan movement. This notable event unfolded on Tuesday, September 19, echoing boAt's commitment to its Indian roots above all.

In a shocking turn of events on 18th September, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau brazenly accused India of orchestrating the murder of Khalistani terrorist Harjeet Singh Nijjar on Canadian soil, without providing any substantiating evidence. This explosive claim not only strained the relations between the two nations but also led to the expulsion of an Indian diplomat from Canada. Moreover, the controversial statement echoed the sentiments of Khalistani sympathizers residing in Canada, further fueling suspicions about Trudeau's alignment with the group.

In a shocking display of indifference, the father of two accused individuals, Shahbaz and Arbaz, seemed unfazed by the arrest of his sons in connection with a recent tragedy where a minor Hindu girl lost her life.

In a ruling that has stirred a pot of controversy, the Gujarat High Court has seemingly juxtaposed two conflicting principles - the autonomous rights of a woman over her body and the high pedestal on which the notion of motherhood is placed as per Hindu scriptures. In a decision that is bound to evoke a myriad of reactions, the court has allowed a 17-year-old girl to terminate her 19-week pregnancy, while paradoxically highlighting the revered position of a mother in society as depicted in the 'Skanda Purana'.