Gosal's Gun Charges Dropped, Sikhs for Justice Activism Continues

0:00Indigit Singh Gossal, the head of Sikhs for Justice in Canada since the 2023 killing of Hardeeb Singh Nejar, just got a big break in. Court. An Ontario judge stayed gun possession charges against him on Friday. This means the case is paused for a year and will drop automatically unless prosecutors step back in. Back in September 2025, Ontario police pulled over Gossal's car in Whitby and found a loaded handgun inside. He was charged along with two others, but their cases got dropped two months later while his kept going. Gossal says he's relieved and ready to dive back into his activism without travel limits holding him back. He's faced serious threats before, including a drive-by shooting at a Brampton House last year and recent police warnings about his safety. He even turned down witness protection to keep pushing his cause. The group has run non-binding votes on Sikh independence from India in places like British Columbia, Calgary, Ottawa and even overseas in the US, UK and Australia.

1:01More are coming up, including one in Indiana on August 16th and another in Edmonton on October 18th. With tensions high between Canada and India, Canada blames India for Nejar's death while India calls the referendum leader's terrorists, Gossal's freedom. Let's these efforts roll on amid the ongoing diplomatic strain. Global news, powered by AI, this is Toronto News Today. I'm Corey with The Story.