#Punjab has one of the largest student communities in #Canada. Behind every student is a family that has invested its life’s savings and made enormous sacrifices to send their children abroad in pursuit of better opportunities.
Now, with the reported rejection of Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) applications, hundreds of Indian students, most of them from Punjab are facing immense distress and uncertainty as the rules have changed midway.
I urge Hon’ble Minister of External Affairs @DrSJaishankar to intervene and raise this matter immediately with the Canadian government.
I too will be taking this issue up personally with all the Punjabi Members Of Parliament in Canada. Meanwhile, @Akali_Dal_ units abroad have already been directed to help these children in whatever manner possible.
Together, we must work on finding a fair resolution for all our honest and hardworking students. Their future should not become a casualty of changing political dynamics.
@wealthmoose Not all students from this program were refused PGWPs. Around 40 of 50 students in one class have already received theirs. Pre-May 2024 students deserve assessment under the rules at enrollment. Fair and transparent decisions matter. #PGWP
@Tusharuplifts@LenaMetlegeDiab Not all students from this program were refused PGWPs. Around 40 of 50 students in one class have already received theirs. Pre-May 2024 students deserve assessment under the rules at enrollment. Fair and transparent decisions matter. #PGWP
@KanwarSierah@LenaMetlegeDiab Not all students from this program were refused PGWPs. Around 40 of 50 students in one class have already received theirs. Pre-May 2024 students deserve assessment under the rules at enrollment. Fair and transparent decisions matter. #PGWP
@southpksatan@CanadaImmigra20 As per Canada's official site, all these students are eligible for a work permit, and IRCC didn't refuse all students. Even in my friend's class, there were 52 students, and 42 already got PGWP; only 10 were refused, stating this program is not eligible.
@shade244@Tusharuplifts@MarkJCarney@CanadianPM@CitImmCanada As per Canada's official site, all these students are eligible for a work permit, and IRCC didn't refuse all students. Even in my friend's class, there were 52 students, and 42 already got PGWP; only 10 were refused, stating this program is not eligible.
@shade244@Tusharuplifts@MarkJCarney@CanadianPM@CitImmCanada Who is asking for PR, you dumb piece of bacon? Read it carefully. A PGWP is a work permit, not permanent residence. These students were legally eligible under the rules that were in place before they enrolled in the program
@YukonStrong@echipiuk As per Canada's official site, all these students are eligible for a work permit, and they didn't refuse all students. Even in my friend's class, there were 52 students, and 42 already got PGWP; only 10 were refused, stating this program is not eligible.
@echipiuk As per Canada's official site, all these students are eligible for a work permit, and they didn't refuse all students. Even in my friend's class, there were 52 students, and 42 already got PGWP; only 10 were refused, stating this program is not eligible.
@TheophanesRex@MannyLidher As per Canada's official site, all these students are eligible for a work permit, and they didn't refuse all students. Even in my friend's class, there were 52 students, and 42 already got PGWP; only 10 were refused, stating this program is not eligible.
@MannyLidher As per Canada's official site, all these students are eligible for a work permit, and they didn't refuse all students. Even in my friend's class, there were 52 students, and 42 already got PGWP; only 10 were refused, stating this program is not eligible.