Vehicle parked on pro-Khalistan separatist's house set ablaze in Canada's Surrey
India, Oct. 30 -- A vehicle parked at the property of a pro-Khalistan separatist was set ablaze late on Wednesday night in Canada's British Columbia province, in an incident local police believe may have been "targeted."
The arson occurred at the residence of a man identified as Narinder Singh Randhawa in the town of Surrey. Randhawa is said to be associated with the so-called Khalistan Referendum being organised by the secessionist group Sikhs for Justice (SFJ).
A bus parked on the premises was vandalised with graffiti.
"It looks like it was a targeted event, and we just continue to ask the public to be vigilant," a spokesperson for the Surrey Police Service (SPS) told local media at the scene.
SFJ claimed a Molotov cocktail had been...
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