He was put on a flight to India on May 20, though his wife was allowed to enter Canada. Today, the Canadian high commission stamped the words "cancelled without prejudice" over the earlier message. Dutton handed Dhillon an air ticket to fly to Vancouver tonight and return on May 29, dates the former CRPF officer accepted. But Patel had yesterday also described "human rights" as part of the shared values that bind India and Canada. Then, news reports had surfaced linking the parents of Trudeau's defence minister, Harjit Sajjan, to a pro-Khalistan organisation in Canada.

Source: The Telegraph May 24, 2017 22:30 UTC