Canadian authorities move forward with the deportation of Abjeet Kingra, a man linked to a shooting at AP Dhillon’s home in Canada. According to NDTV, the Canadian Immigration and Refugee Board has cleared the way for Kingra’s deportation. NDTV reports that Kingra is currently serving a six-year prison sentence connected to the shooting. The report also states that he faces additional charges related to another attack, indicating multiple legal proceedings tied to his conduct. The coverage emphasizes the administrative step taken by the Immigration and Refugee Board, which is a prerequisite for deportation in relevant cases. The sources do not provide further details in the supplied text about the other attack charges, the timeline of the case, or whether any appeal process is underway. Overall, the information indicates that Kingra remains incarcerated while deportation proceedings proceed based on the Board’s decision, and his legal situation also includes separate allegations connected to another incident.