2024-06-08 20:45:30
Washington: Canada has given freedom to Khalistan supporters to do something. That is the rationale why on Thursday, on the fortieth anniversary of Operation Blue Star, Khalistan supporters glorified the assassination of India’s late Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. Khalistan supporters took out a tableau associated to the assassination of Indira Gandhi, as a consequence of which the Trudeau authorities is now surrounded. Many Canadian MPs have demanded motion on this. Canada’s Public Safety Minister Dominic LeBlanc mentioned, ‘There have been stories of images displaying the assassination of Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in Vancouver. Selling violence isn’t acceptable in Canada.’ Hindu Canadian MP Chandra Arya condemned this incident. He mentioned, ‘Hindu pro-Khalistan posters in Vancouver depict Indian PM Indira Gandhi with bullet holes on her physique and her bodyguards posing as assassins holding their weapons. Once more, an try is being made to create worry of violence amongst Hindu-Canadians.’ Arya mentioned that this newest incident is a sequel to the threats to Hindu Canadians. Comparable threats got in Brampton a number of years in the past. Terrorist Pannu had threatened Hindus to return to India.
‘The actual goal is Hindu’
Chandra Arya has known as for instant motion from regulation enforcement businesses in Canada. He feared that the photographs of weapons had been getting used to ship indicators. He mentioned, ‘If this isn’t challenged, one thing like this will actually occur. The bullet mark on Indira’s brow is to make sure that the meant targets are Hindus in Canada.’ Many posters in Vancouver had been seen protesting Operation Blue Star. Operation Blue Star was a 1984 army operation geared toward eradicating Khalistani extremist chief Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale from the Golden Temple in Amritsar.
Trudeau’s MP additionally protested
This protest was organized by Sikh for Justice. The Indian authorities has beforehand expressed sturdy opposition to the rising pro-Khalistan actions. Trudeau’s celebration MP Anita Anand additionally criticized the incident. She wrote in a put up on X, ‘The usage of violent tableaus depicting Prime Minister Indira Gandhi is disturbing and unacceptable. As a result of it promotes hatred and violence.’