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chandra arya, a Member of Parliament from Nepean, hails from Dwaralu, a small village in Sira Taluk of Tumakuru district in Karnataka. His speech received a standing ovation from some of his Parliament colleagues.

chandra arya, an Indian-origin MP from Nepean, Ottawa, announces his candidacy for Canadian Prime Minister after Justin Trudeau's resignation. His platform includes transforming Canada into a republic, raising the retirement age, citizen-based taxation, and recognizing Palestine. Arya's father and brother highlight his unexpected political journey and dedication.

Holding his own party-led government in Canada responsible for inaction against Khalistan extremists, Liberal party MP chandra arya on Sunday asserted that Hindu Canadians were fearful after threats issued by extremist elements. Arya, who is a lawmaker from PM Justin Trudeau's party, has repeatedly raised the issue of threats to Hindu Canadians and urged the community to stay calm and vigilant.

Holding his own party-led government responsible for inaction against Khalistan extremists, Liberal party MP chandra arya on Sunday asserted that Hindu Canadians are fearful after the threats issued by extremist elements. Arya, who is a leader of PM Justin Trudeau's party, has repeatedly raised the issue of threats to Hindu Canadians and urged the community to stay calm and vigilant.

Former Canadian MP chandra arya, ousted amid foreign influence claims, has launched the Hindu Public Affairs Council of Canada (HPAC). Arya aims to counter anti-Hindu rhetoric and Khalistani extremism, asserting the need for a Hindu voice in Canadian politics. HPAC emphasises its independence and commitment to representing Hindu Canadians' interests, viewing India as their holy land.

Indian-origin MP chandra arya declares candidacy for Liberal leadership, pledging to transform Canada into a sovereign republic, extend retirement age, and recognize Palestinian statehood. Arya advocates for a smaller government based on merit and discusses challenges from the politically powerful Khalistani lobby.

Prakash chandra arya, better known in Lucknow circles as PC Little, died on Tuesday. Little died of a suspected cardiac arrest during his sleep at his Aliganj-based home. He was 73.

chandra arya, an Indian-origin Canadian MP, denounced recent demands for a fresh inquiry into the 1985 Air India bombing. He labeled these demands as efforts to promote conspiracy theories by Khalistan extremists. Arya pointed out that two previous Canadian public inquiries had already found Khalistan extremists responsible for the bombing, which killed 329 people and remains Canada's largest mass killing.

Canadian MP chandra arya has been barred from the Liberal Party's leadership contest. He was informed by the party about his disqualification. Arya's campaign included eliminating the monarchy and addressing issues with strained Canada-India relations. His disqualification raises concerns about the leadership race transparency. While Arya mulls his next steps, six contenders remain in the race.

Canada's Indian-origin MP chandra arya is running for Liberal Party leadership, aiming to make Canada a sovereign republic, raise the retirement age, and recognize Palestine as a state. Arya seeks a merit-based government and proposes a citizenship-based tax system. His platform addresses structural problems and affordability issues faced by younger generations and the middle class.

Canadian MP chandra arya has condemned recent attacks on journalists reporting on Khalistani extremism in Canada. Arya emphasized the seriousness of these incidents in Parliament, urging law enforcement to take decisive action. He highlighted violent attacks on journalists such as Rishi Nagar and Sameer Kaushal, calling for immediate and stringent measures to combat this extremism.

In an innovative use of social media for poll campaigning, Harish chandra arya, the AAP candidate from the Almora Lok Sabha seat, has posted an appeal on Facebook asking voters to send him items like computer, mobile phone, utensils and even a 'jhaadu' (broom, the party’s symbol) to fight the elections.

Canadian MP chandra arya acknowledged the serious issue of Khalistani violence in Canada, urging governmental collaboration to protect citizens and addressing cross-border threats. Arya stressed eliminating extremist influence and called for Hindu Canadians to raise their voices and hold politicians accountable for ensuring their safety.

Gurpatwant Singh Pannun of Sikhs For Justice threatened Canadian MP chandra arya for condemning Khalistani extremism, accusing him of siding with India. The situation escalated with a video targeting Indian high commissioner Sanjay Verma, straining India-Canada relations further.