Archive · 31 Dec 2025
Cricket Canada President Faces Visa Scrutiny Over Alleged Anti-India Ties
A top official in Cricket Canada, Amjad Bajwa, is facing scrutiny over his alleged associations with individuals and groups known for expressing anti-India sentiments.
Bhavjit Jauhar, Secretary of Cricket BC, has written to the Indian consulate in Vancouver, asking for Bajwa's visa application to be carefully reviewed.
Jauhar's concerns stem from Bajwa's interactions with a Khalistani activist and his recent visit to Pakistan, where he was reportedly hosted by high-ranking military officials.
Bajwa has refused to comment on the allegations, and the International Cricket Council (ICC) has not made any statements regarding the issue.
The T20 World Cup, which includes Canada, is scheduled to be held in India and Sri Lanka in February-March.
Amjad Bajwa, President of Cricket Canada, faces scrutiny over alleged anti-India associations.
Bhavjit Jauhar, Secretary of Cricket BC, has requested a review of Bajwa's visa application for the T20 World Cup in India.
Concerns raised about Bajwa's interactions with Khalistani activist Lakhwinder Cheema and his recent visit to Pakistan.
Bajwa was reportedly hosted by high-ranking Pakistani military officials during his visit, raising questions about the purpose of his trip.
Bajwa has refused to comment on the allegations, and the ICC has not made any statements.
- Who
- Amjad Bajwa, President of Cricket Canada, and Bhavjit Jauhar, Secretary of Cricket BC
- What
- Allegations of Bajwa's associations with anti-India individuals and groups, and his recent visit to Pakistan
- When
- Ahead of the T20 World Cup in February-March
- Where
- India and Sri Lanka (T20 World Cup), Canada (allegations), Pakistan (Bajwa's visit)
- Why
- Concerns over Bajwa's associations and the purpose of his visit to Pakistan
- Amjad Bajwa
- President of Cricket Canada
- Bhavjit Jauhar
- Secretary of Cricket BC
- Lakhwinder Cheema
- Vancouver-based Khalistani activist
- General Asim Malik
- Director General of the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) and National Security Advisor to the Government of Pakistan
- Lt. Gen. Tahir Hameed Shah
- Chairman of Pakistan Ordnance Factories, Wah Cantt
- T20 World Cup
- Scheduled in India and Sri Lanka in February-March
- Cricket Canada
- Affiliated with Cricket BC