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TOI World12.05.2026CrimeIndia

Sikh man claims religious rights violated after being asked to remove kirpan before police exam

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A Winnipeg man is claiming his religious rights were violated after he was asked to remove his Sikh kirpan before writing a police recruitment exam.

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A Winnipeg man is claiming his religious rights were violated after he was asked to remove his Sikh kirpan before writing a police recruitment exam.

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