Canada
After poisoning the relations between India and Canada, Khalistanis have now started targeting the people of Canada. A video of ‘Nagar Kirtan’ on the streets of Canada is going viral on social media. In the video, Khalistan supporters are seen crossing all limits, calling Canadians invaders and asking them to go back to England and Europe. A person behind the camera at the march can be heard saying, “This is Canada. This is our own country. You go back.” Whereas Indian sources have described this incident as a common occurrence in Canada these days and said that Khalistani are gradually taking over all aspects of the country.
While posting the video, a local citizen has given his reaction on this. “Khalistanis march in Surrey claiming we own Canada and white people should go back to Europe and Israel,” she wrote. Are we giving these people the right to make their own foreign policy? The video has been viewed more than 4 lakh times and Canadians are expressing their displeasure over it. One user wrote, “Good luck Canada. There is a saying, a snake in the sleeve….” Another user said, “Now it is impossible to stop it. Surrey West will become Khalistan and soon Gurpatwant Pannu will become the PM of West Khalistan.”
‘Increasing threat to local people’
Indian sources were quoted as saying, “Amidst the lack of strict monitoring, the Khalistanis are also trying to control the local Canadians. “Money is being demanded from Hindus for security and now there is a threat to the local people in their colonies too.” Following the recent increase in incidents of violent attacks on Hindus in Canadian temples, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has issued a statement condemning the deliberate attacks. Meanwhile Indian intelligence and government agencies believe Trudeau is supporting Khalistani groups to ensure MP Jagmeet Singh’s support in next year’s election as his popularity rankings have declined and to save his government. are struggling.
Trudeau’s selfishness
It is noteworthy that last year Canada had accused India of being involved in the conspiracy to murder Khalistani Hardeep Singh Nijjar, after which the relations between India and Canada have reached a low level. The two countries have expelled each other’s top diplomats after Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau claimed that Canadian police are investigating allegations of direct involvement of Indian agents and the Indian government in the June 2023 murder. India has rejected the allegations as absurd and accused Justin Trudeau of harboring Khalistanis who are not only conspiring against India but are also carrying out attacks on Hindus on Canadian soil.
