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Canada faces Bharatiya ire after Khalistan supporters disrupt consular camp, reminded of Vienna convention obligations

“Canada faces Bharatiya ire after Khalistan supporters disrupt consular camp, reminded of Vienna convention obligations”, Swarajyamag, November 17, 2023:

“After reports that Khalistan supporters disrupted a consular camp held by the Indian embassy in Vancouver, New Delhi reminded Canada the importance of adhering to the Vienna Convention, ensuring diplomats can fulfil their responsibilities.

India had recently resumed some visa services for Canadian nationals after assurances of enhanced security for Indian diplomats.

“Our high commission and consulates in Canada regularly organise consular camps. One such camp was organised near Vancouver on November 12 to provide life certificates to pensioners……”

Read the full article at Swarajyamag.com

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