“No Arrests, No Justice: How Criticizing Khalistan Becomes a Death Sentence in Canada”, Khalsa Vox, March 14, 2026

“The brutal murder of Nancy Grewal in LaSalle, Ontario, is not merely a tragic crime; it is a chilling warning about the unchecked spread of extremist violence on Canadian soil. A 45-year-old Punjabi-origin YouTuber, social media influencer, and healthcare worker, Grewal, was stabbed to death outside a client’s home where she worked as a personal support worker. Police have classified the killing as an intentional, targeted homicide, not random violence, and yet, more than a week later, no arrests have been made.

Home security footage, which Grewal had herself shared with media outlets like CBC, captured a hooded man approaching her residence, dousing the front deck with liquid from a gas can, and setting it ablaze, an arson attempt that preceded her fatal stabbing. This was no isolated incident; it fits a pattern of escalating threats Grewal had publicly documented and reported to authorities.

Just nine days before her death, Grewal spoke candidly to CBC News about fearing for her life. She revealed receiving over 40 death threats, many tied to her outspoken criticism of extremism within the Khalistan movement. Grewal emphasized she was not against the idea of Khalistan in principle or a peaceful referendum, but condemned those who abused women online, vandalized property, disrespected India’s flag, and resorted to threats and violence. Her videos challenged pro-Khalistan extremists, including figures like Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, and highlighted what she saw as hypocrisy and intimidation tactics……”

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