Eureka!
Call to CFP from India this morning. Visas issued by Canada Immigration!
The Canadian government should allow the wife and son of Rajinder Singh Saini to accompany him to Canada to help investigate the fate of their son, Parminder missing since the Toronto Sunrise Propane explosion.
Canadian authorities approved a visa for Rajinder to come to Canada, but refused visas for his wife and son.
“We do not want my father to have to travel to Canada alone in his emotional state without our moral support.
“It’s been 15 long days already and we cannot sleep at night. It is not a laptop that I lost, it is my brother and my parents’ son that is lost.”
He is tired, he is worried and he is heartbroken,” Parminder’s 33-year-old brother Bikramjit told Canada Free Press (CFP) in a telephone interview from Bathinda (Punjab) India last night.The Comment section of online publications is the new front in the ongoing Cancel Culture Battle.
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