Indian Army veteran Gurjeet Singh was detained and humiliated by Canadian authorities at Vancouver Airport upon his arrival for a family visit. Accused of being linked to a terrorist group, Singh faced psychological abuse and was shown fabricated propaganda regarding alleged human rights violations by the Indian Army. Despite his family’s efforts to secure his release, he was declared a national security threat and deported after five days in detention, during which he was reportedly handcuffed and denied basic necessities. This incident has ignited outrage within the Indian-Canadian community, raising concerns about potential discrimination and racism against Indian nationals abroad and emphasizing the need for respectful treatment of military personnel globally.