According to India's "Financial Express" recently, an Indian Sikh and a supporter of the "Kalistan movement" Sukhdool Singh (also known as Sukha Duneke) was killed in Canada. The incident drew attention to the Kalistan movement and the relationship between India and Canada.
According to Indian media reports, Suha Duneck is from the Moga district of Punjab, India. During his lifetime, he was close to Canadian gangster Arshdeep Singh (pseudonym Arsh Dala). Düneck joined the Kalistan Movement and fled Punjab for Canada in 2017.
The "Kalistan Movement" is a Sikh separatist movement from India whose supporters advocate the establishment of the Sikh state of "Kalistan State" and independence from India. The movement has some influence in India and abroad, but its radical separatist stance has attracted much controversy and criticism.
According to Indian intelligence sources, Dunek's death in Canada stemmed from gang fighting. These gangs want to control the "Kalistan movement" for money. They said Dunek was closely associated with radical gangs that often used extortion and killings to compete for the commercial interests of the Indian diaspora.
Dunek allegedly financed and strengthened a gang called Devinder Bambiha in India. The group is implicated in a number of criminal activities, including murder, attempted murder and robbery. And after Dunek's arrival in Canada, the organization remained under his control.
Suha Dunek's death comes at a time of tension between India and Canada. On the 18th of this month, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said that Canadian security agencies have been closely tracking down possible links between Indian government agents and the killing of Canadian Sikh leader Nijjar in the past few weeks. This incident triggered a strong reaction from India, demanding that the Canadian side take immediate action to severely punish the murderer.
Nijar is an Indian-Sikh who taught in Canada. Earlier this year, he was killed in his garage. The incident caused widespread concern and anger in India, as many believed it was a racial discrimination and hate crime against Sikhs.
Trudeau said in his speech that Canada has expressed deep concern to the Indian intelligence and security officials and will continue to closely monitor the development. He also stressed Canada's commitment to combating racism and discrimination and to taking measures to protect the safety and dignity of all community members.
Although Trudeau's statement eased tensions in India to some extent, the death of Suha Dunecke has once again drawn attention to the "Kalistan movement" and the relationship between India and Canada. Some analysts believe the incident may have heightened tensions between the two countries and could create more challenges for future cooperation between the two sides.
The death of Suha Dunecke is a high-profile case that touches on multiple fronts. In addition to personal tragedies, this also reflects a number of political, social and economic problems that exist between India and Canada.
For the Kalistan movement, this incident may spark more controversy and criticism. Although the movement has some influence abroad, its separatist stance and radical behavior have caused considerable controversy. The incident may have further intensified the Indian government's criticism and crackdown on the movement.
In addition, it may also have an impact on the partnership between Canada and India. There are already some sensitive political and social issues between the two countries that need to be addressed. This incident may further complicate these issues and may create more challenges for future cooperation between the two sides.