Indo-Canadian groups have voiced concerns over community safety following the murder of Nancy Grewal, a critic of pro-Khalistan elements, urging police for proactive measures.

Canadian MP Juanita Nathan highlighted the tragic homicide of Nancy Grewal, an Indian-origin woman, in her International Women's Day message. Grewal's death in LaSalle, Ontario, has deeply troubled many Canadians and the Indo-Canadian community. The investigation into the fatal stabbing is ongoing, with authorities seeking information.

Nancy Grewal, a YouTuber from Punjab and popular social media figure, was reportedly found with injuries after being stabbed on Tuesday evening in LaSalle.

Nancy Grewal was resident of the Windsor suburb of LaSalle at the time of her murder over three weeks back. She was an outspoken critic of the Khalistan movement

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The family of murdered Punjabi influencer Nancy Grewal alleges a conspiracy involving three individuals in her death in Canada, citing her outspoken social media commentary.

The sister of Nancy Grewal, a Windsor, Ontario woman stabbed to death four months after her porch was set on fire, is questioning why police took so long to release video footage of the earlier arson incident.

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