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4 Punjab-origin men deported from Canada over extortion links; 111 removed so far

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Ankari, G. (2026, September 15). 4 Punjab-origin men deported from Canada over extortion links; 111 removed so far. Times of India. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/rest-of-world/4-punjab-origin-men-deported-from-canada-over-extortion-links-111-removed-so-far/articleshow/134257517.cms

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Times of India · collected 2026-09-15 · by Gokul Ankari

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Four men of Punjab origin have been deported from Canada by immigration authorities for links to extortion-related violence and organized crime. The individuals, identified as Palwinder Singh, Jasmer Singh, Sahibjot Singh, and Amitoz Bajwa, were found inadmissible by the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada (IRB) and removed under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA). This action is part of a larger enforcement initiative by the CBSA targeting foreign nationals involved in criminal activities; since September 3, the agency has issued 188 removal orders and completed 111 deportations across its Pacific, Prairie, and Greater Toronto Area regions.
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The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has deported four Punjab-origin men from Canada following decisions by the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada (IRB). The deportees are Palwinder Singh, Jasmer Singh, Sahibjot Singh, and Amitoz Bajwa. Palwinder Singh was connected to an extortion-related shooting in 2025, while Jasmer Singh was convicted for forcible confinement and deemed inadmissible under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA). Sahibjot Singh admitted to being part of a criminal organization involved in ongoing criminal activities, as did Amitoz Bajwa. Since May 2018, 111 individuals have been removed from Canada for similar reasons related to organized crime or serious offences linked to the Punjab region.

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“Article A reports on a broader trend of deportations since August last year, while Article B specifically names four individuals who were recently deported for links to extortion-related violence.”
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Topics

CBSA Canada Greater Toronto Area IRB Punjab

Subjects

CBSA ORG · 5× IRB ORG · 3× Amitoz Bajwa PERSON · 2× Canada GPE · 2× Greater Toronto Area GPE · 2× Jasmer Singh PERSON · 2× Palwinder Singh PERSON · 2× Sahibjot Singh PERSON · 2× Punjab GPE · 1× The Canada Border Services Agency ORG · 1×

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The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) said Palwinder Singh, Jasmer Singh, Sahibjot Singh and Amitoz Bajwa were deported following decisions by the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada (IRB).
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Claims (15 extracted, 1 hedged)

Four Punjab-origin men have been deported from Canada after immigration authorities found them inadmissible over links to extortion-related violence, organised crime and other serious offences. asserted
them → deport → violence
The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) said Palwinder Singh, Jasmer Singh, Sahibjot Singh and Amitoz Bajwa were deported following decisions by the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada (IRB). asserted
Singh → say → Canada
Palwinder Singh was removed after the IRB found him inadmissible for involvement in a criminal organisation linked to extortion-related violence. asserted
him → remove → violence
The CBSA said he was connected to an extortion-related shooting in the fall of 2025. asserted
he → say → 2025
Jasmer Singh, who had been convicted in Canada of forcible confinement, was found inadmissible for serious criminality under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA). asserted
who → convict → Act
He was issued a deportation order before being removed. asserted
He → issue → order
Sahibjot Singh was found inadmissible after the IRB determined he was linked to an organisation involved in a pattern of criminal activity. asserted
he → find → activity
According to the CBSA, he acknowledged committing offences that formed part of that pattern. uncertain
that → accord → pattern
Amitoz Bajwa was also found inadmissible for membership in an organisation involved in a pattern of criminal activity. asserted
Bajwa → find → activity
The CBSA said he was linked to firearms-related activity and an extortion-related shooting. asserted
he → say → activity
The four cases form part of a wider CBSA enforcement effort targeting foreign nationals suspected of involvement in extortion, organised crime and other criminal activity. asserted
cases → form → extortion
As of September 3, the agency had issued 188 removal orders nationwide and removed 111 people. asserted
agency → issue → people
The figures cover its Pacific, Prairie and Greater Toronto Area regions. asserted
figures → cover → regions
The Pacific region accounted for 91 removal orders and 58 removals, while the Prairie region recorded 47 orders and 30 removals. asserted
region → account → orders
In the Greater Toronto Area, 50 removal orders were issued and 23 people were removed. asserted
people → issue → Area
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