Bhai Ranjit Singh (82), who fought a legal battle against the French Government to keep intact his identity as a turbaned Sikh, has returned to India with pain in his heart.
He rues that neither any Sikh outfit nor the Indian Government helped him in his two-decade-long fight.
Ranjit, who was born in Shahpur village of Ambala, Haryana, had left for France in 1991. Then, he was issued an ID with the turban and it was due for renewal in 2001.
A young man allegedly committed suicide here with a "last wish" that his parents arrange for the re-marriage of his wife, police said Friday.
Justin Trudeau had attended a conclave of Young Change Makers on February 24 where the map was reportedly shown incorrectly.
"The Government is aware of the statements by certain Gurudwara Committees and Organisations based in Canada, US, UK and some other countries in which they have alleged interference by Government of India representatives in the affairs of the Sikh community," VK Singh said.
Former top Karnataka police officer HT Sangliana said on Friday that his comment on Nirbhaya's mother, which has provoked all-round anger and disgust, was meant as a "compliment".
The man was attacked by about 40-50 men with hockey sticks and swords, his son said.
Tara had confessed to his crime thrice already before the court. The trial concluded on Friday after he said he had no regrets about what had happened.