India, May 1 -- Caleb Friesen, a Canadian man living in Bengaluru, has said that Indians planning to relocate to his country should reconsider their decision. Caleb claimed that Canada uses the life savings of immigrants and their cheap labour to fill the gaps in its own economy while providing them few benefits that they could not get back in their own country too.

"If you are Indian, don't move to Canada," he warned in a video shared on X and Instagram two days ago.

According to Caleb, a typical person who comes to Canada under the Express Entry programme - which he calls a scam - is a skilled worker, probably 28 years of age, with a stable job, a family, his own home, and anywhere between $50,000 to $100,000 in savings. This person c...