BLS International says Canadian visa business contributes less than 2% to annual revenue, stock dips over 2%
₹263.65 on the BSE on Thursday. During the day, it fell 3.41 per cent to ₹260.25.. On the NSE, the stock fell 2.42% at ₹263.40.
BLS International’s market valuation fell by ₹213.99 crore to ₹10,855.55 crore. Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a Canadian citizen, was also the president of Surrey's Guru Nanak Sikh Gurdwara. India has rejected Canada’s allegations, and its external affairs ministry has dubbed the statements as “absurd".
“The security situation because of Canadian government's inaction has resulted in disruptions and we have suspended visa applications," Arindam Bagchi, told reporters in New Delhi. All categories of visas, including e-visas are suspended, Bagchi added. Meanwhile, the High Commission of Canada in India said on Thursday that it is assessing its staff complement in India.
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