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Ministers dismiss India's warning to students as diplomatic rift deepens

Immigration Minister Marc Miller and Housing Minister Sean Fraser dismiss travel advice issued by India about security risks after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced its government may be behind the recent slaying of a Sikh leader in British Columbia. (Sept. 20, 2023)

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