Nancy was murdered in LaSalle in Ontario on March 3. On social media, Nancy used to express her opinions on different social and political issues in Punjab
A 45-year-old social media influencer of Punjabi origin, Nancy Grewal, was stabbed to death in Canada with her mother in Jalandhar on Thursday claiming that she used to receive threats to her life.
Nancy was murdered in LaSalle in Ontario on March 3. On social media, Nancy used to express her opinions on different social and political issues in Punjab. She had spoken against Khalistanis and even made remarks against pro-Khalistan leader Gurpatwant Singh Pannun.
Nancy’s mother issues statement
Speaking to The Indian Express, her mother Shinderpal Kaur said, “My daughter never hesitated to speak the truth. My daughter demanded a proper investigation into the burning of the house. Now we want the truth behind that incident and a full investigation into her murder.”
Kaur added, “She told us about this incident and believed those people might harm her. I cannot describe the pain. Even when she was busy, she always found time to call. My daughter’s only fault was that she spoke the truth and tried to help others.”
Anonymous Canadian breaks silence
The tragic case has sparked concern among community members in both Punjab and Canada, with many calling for a transparent investigation into the circumstances surrounding the killing of Nancy Grewal.
Who was Nany Grewal?
Grewal was based in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. She had built a modest but vocal online presence as a singer, anchor and commentator. Her YouTube channel, Nancy Grewal Canada, has around 8,800 subscribers and over 400 videos.
She also ran Instagram accounts with more than 11,000 followers, where she shared updates about her life and promoted live singing performances, the Indian Express reported.
She strongly criticised former Canadian Prime Minister
Justin Trudeau’s handling of diplomatic tensions with India and often targeted Khalistani separatist leaders, including
Gurpatwant Singh Pannun and Amritpal Singh, as well as Akali leader Bikram Singh Majithia and Gurinder Singh Dhillon of Dera Beas, in her commentary.
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