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I think a Punjabi guy took this guys girl

Rebel News, I'm happy to have an interview with you guys to tell you what the rest of India thinks about this BS and why these Punjabis are ruining the image of the whole of India. Not a single Indian out there from the other provinces, its all Punjabis. Each and every one of them.

Police course? What is that? Which colleges runs it? Who owns these colleges? Why did this guy (Punjabi Sikh) join it? \n\nAny legitimate Canadian citizen who thinks this is not a scam for PR?

Most of the Canadians think Punjabi and Sikh community are there all of a sudden , The Indian Sikh and Punjabi community started to immigrate to Canada from the late 80’s , And these guys are super rich people in Brampton holding million dollar homes , yeah there is a spike in immigration in the recent times due to mismanagement. I just want to let you guys know India is not about only Gujrati or Punjabi community people, India is a vast country by itself

How many of these ppl were scammers on the other end of the phone? 99% of call scammers are fun India. I don’t think Punjabi are part of them. Why don’t u guys go watch scam baiters on YouTube

74 years of work to pay 1 year tuition fees? I think this Sikh guy living in his own fantasy world. He has no idea about income in punjabi family in india.

Hope you all graduate and get the help you guys were needing with the situation with this! I am sure you do! Waheguru ji ka Khalsa waheguru ji ki fateh ! Also pray in Punjabi if you need to if stressed Gurdware jao suicide thought na socho jeh kisay neh sochiya aa apnay friends nu vi dasso paath karna ! No need to think of suicide!

The hate comments on this video are really too many. And as I know most of the foreigners don't watch this channel, I think most of these are butt hurt people who couldn't do anything in their life and are jealous of those in the video. Or some other state people jealous of Punjabis all over the world and completely dominating India. \n\nAnd I give a rats ass about your patriotism if you can't respect other people's choices. that's what we Indians are famous for - not respecting anybody's choices and going on with moral policing. \n\nAnd as for questioning their patriotism, the send more money back to India than you Guys will ever earn in your life. And they are citizens of their country, pay taxes and work hard and are obviously proud of their adopted nation.

Saucy God there's a big problem in Target we need the same person who bought at the Box you got to come see him and show him he shall see God he grew but what a saucy guy the guy is so many Powers Anthony so many people ask the question why hasn't the person actually walked off the job he thinks he's a pen with the job he's not some Punjabi doesn't know anything about Punjab he's nothing needs to go expire the end of the show and goodnight I waiting for the prepare of the counteractions of why so she got Hebrew the end take your time getting sassy God what he drew

Before I moved to Brampton, I had no idea HOW MANY Indians actually lived here. I'm of south Asian descent but I grew up here as a Canadian. I still keep my culture but I'm Canadian FIRST. It's true too, some of them don't believe in deodorant, holy shit I literally had to tell a guy who sat beside me on the bus that he smelled. I know it was rude but if someone doesn't tell these people, they will think not wearing deodorant is normal. I miss the Canada I grew up in. My friends were mostly white but there was a nice mix of us: white, black, asian so we all got along. Today, everyone is in their own groups, strangers are the enemy, there is so much more segregation than there has ever been. Not long ago at a Tim Hortons I heard an Indian guy who was clearly new to the country telling his friend he didn't have to learn English because everyone in Brampton speaks Punjabi, it was insulting hearing that.....Listen up Indians and any immigrants coming here: BEFORE you come here, learn English, LEARN the customs and learn the CANADIAN WAY. You owe it to Canada, give something back before you start taking.