A member of the Surrey, B.C., gurdwara where Sikh leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar served as president before he was gunned down in June says police have also warned him about a threat to his life.
Gurmeet Toor, who calls himself a close friend of Nijjar, says he was surprised when two police officers knocked on his door one night last month and handed him a"duty to warn" letter saying his life may be in danger.
The warning to Toor came on Aug. 24, before Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told Parliament, on Sept. 18, that Canada's intelligence services were investigating"credible" information about"a potential link" between Nijjar's killing and the Indian government. He said it's hard having one of his children"ripped away" from the family, but he has decided not to live in fear.
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