Category: Indians Abroad
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No bail for Ronjot Singh Dhami in attack on Mississauga autistic man
The Canadian Bazaar BRAMPTON: Ronjot Singh Dhami, one of the three accused in the brutal attack on an autistic man at the Square One bus stand in Mississauga on March 13, will remain behind bars at least till April 12 when he appears in court for bail hearing. He surrendered to Peel police on March…
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Indo-Canadian gets 15-year jail for $120-million cocaine smuggling racket
The Canadian Bazaar TORONTO: Brampton Indo-Canadian man Parminder Sidhu, 43, has been jailed for 15 years in the US for trying to smuggle cocaine worth $120 million into Canada. Sidhu was sentenced by Senior U.S. District Court Judge William M. Skretny in Buffalo on March 28. He was arrested in 2011 as part of a…
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Alberta allows Sikhs to drive motorcycles without helmet
The Canadian Bazaar Alberta, which has the third largest population of Sikhs in Canada after British Columbia and Ontario, will allow turbaned Sikhs to drive motorcycles without helmet from April 12. British Columbia and Manitoba already allow turbaned Sikhs to drive motorcycles without helmets. Alberta is amending its Traffic Safety Act to allow turban-wearing Sikhs…
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Chahil granted bail in beating of autistic man despite Crown plea
The Canadian Bazaar BRAMPTON: Indo-Canadian man Parmvir ‘Parm’ Singh Chahil, 21, who was arrested in Windsor on March 24, for attacking an autistic man at the Square One bus stand in Mississauga on March 13, was granted bail by Brampton court Wednesday. Chahil was granted bail on surety of $25,000 by his family members. Chahil…