Knar in Canada-India relationships; 1.3 lakh Punjabi youth deepen crisis, 700 students can also be deputed
The work permits of about 1.3 lakh Indian students in Canada are scheduled to end on 31 December 2024. Their heartbeat has increased because the relationship between India and Canada is not pleasant. The period of their visa is not being extended, while the depot sword is hanging on those 700 students.
Students are performing in Brampton, where they are seeking expansion of post graduate work permits. Fearing exile, have been demonstrating since August 29 but now tension has started increasing. The protest is being led by Bikram Singh Kullewal of the young student network, and is also getting support from the Motory Students Organization. In the last one year, stressful relations between India and Canada have maintained unnecessary fear between immigrant and students but now this tension has increased in a few days.
Canada has recently announced that students must get a score of 7 in Canadian language standard test to get a post graduate work permit and must have a master or doctoral degree, while many students technically available jobs available in that market. Are not qualified according to Due to this, the file of one lakh 30 thousand youths in Canada is not being cleared for PR nor the visa period is being extended.
Now Punjabi youth have only two options, either they illegally live their lives in Canada or leave Canada and come to India. Some youth have started moving from Canada to America. Students are protesting in various provinces of Canada, such as Prince Edward Island, Ontario, Manitoba, and British Columbia. Students are setting up camps on the streets and taking out rallies. The youth say that our PR files are pending, which the Canadian government is not clearing. In such a situation, the government should increase a two -year work visa.
Immigration Mahir Sukant says that in Canada and India, the sour sum is on the peak and it is affecting the students. There is no further ray of hope as the Foreign Ministry has withdrawn the high commissioner, diplomats and higher officials.
