Suspect in Hardeep Nijjar killing says he entered Canada using 'study permit'
One of the suspects in the killing of Sikh separatist leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar entered Canada on a 'study permit' obtained in just days, according to Canada-based global news. Karan Brar, accused in the case, stated in a 2019 social media video that he applied for a student visa through EthicWorks Immigration Services in Bathinda, Punjab, receiving it shortly after. Brar later moved to Edmonton from Calgary, where he started his studies at Bow Valley College. He, along with two others, was arrested in Edmonton and appeared in court in Surrey, British Columbia, facing charges of murder and conspiracy.