Message to Canada: The display of the tableau related to the assassination of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi at a pro-Khalistan rally in Canada is disturbing. The Government of Canada should think that anti-India activities should not be conducted from their country. Which affected the relationship between the two countries.

 

The display of a tableau related to the assassination of late former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi at an alleged pro-Khalistan rally in the Canadian city of Bompton is indeed disturbing, prompting External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar to take strong exception to Canada's anti-India activities. 

Have warned. The External Affairs Minister has stated in clear terms that the issue is actually related to the use of Canadian land for opposing India. Of course, Canada's High Commissioner to India, Cameron McKay, has clarified that there is no place for glorification of hatred or violence in his country, but the fact is that for a long time, Khalistan supporters from Canada have been trying to incite anti-India activities. . In 2017, the then Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh had even claimed that five of Canada's Justin Trudeau government The minister is pro-Khalistan. 

Not only this, there have been several incidents of vandalism of Mahatma Gandhi's statue in Ontario and targeting of Hindu temples in several cities. 

Many incidents of violence by Khalistan supporters in India have also been linked to Canada. Obviously, this is a sensitive matter related to India's sovereignty and security, which cannot be taken lightly in any way. The country has paid a huge price for this at one time, due to which former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi was even murdered. 

The extent is that recently Canada's National Security Advisor Jody Thomas had given a provocative statement accusing India of interfering in the internal affairs of his country. Foreign Minister Jaishankar has also expressed strong objection to his statement. 

The seriousness of the current developments can also be understood from the fact that at the same time 700 Indian students in Canada are facing the threat of deportation, about whom Canada The Border Services Agency claims that their documents for migration and admission to Canada were forged while the students who went there from Punjab have not only completed their studies but are also working there.

 In fact it is for Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his government to think. That no such anti-India activity should be conducted from their country. Which affected the relations and interests of both the countries.