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Tableau depicting Indira’s killing displayed in Canada

Chandigarh, June 7 A tableau depicting former PM Indira Gandhi’s assassination by Sikh bodyguards was showcased in a parade in Canada’s Brampton. The tableau, part of a Sikh parade in Brampton on June 4, depicted Khalistan flags with a poster...

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Updated At : 11:57 AM Jun 08, 2023 IST

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Chandigarh, June 7

A tableau depicting former PM Indira Gandhi’s assassination by Sikh bodyguards was showcased in a parade in Canada’s Brampton.

The tableau, part of a Sikh parade in Brampton on June 4, depicted Khalistan flags with a poster reading “revenge”. People in Punjab were aghast over the development. They said India should summon the Canadian High Commissioner.

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