If such attitudes persist, it underscores the need for India to carefully evaluate its diplomatic approach to protect its diaspora and ensure their safety abroad.
An attempt to kill a former deputy Chief Minister during broad daylight at the sacred place of Sikhs i.e. the Golden Temple, indicates the condition of law and order in Punjab.
Canadian Government’s inaction even after violation of Court’s orders shows its anti-democratic policy.
Kirti Vardhan Singh also shared that the number of Canadians of Indian descent is 18 lakhs, which is 4.7% of Canada’s population.
He further said, “Unless the Chinese Government curbs the smuggling of the drug ‘fentanyl,’ I will sign an order imposing an additional 10% tariff on Chinese goods.”
Dr Ramesh Japra, a member of ‘American for Hindus’ organisation, criticised attacks by Khalistanis and Bangladeshi fanatics on Canadian Hindus. He said, “We are one world, one family and one future”.
The purchasing power of people in Canada has decreased. To address this problem, the Trudeau Government is expected to announce exemptions from the Goods and Services Tax (GST) on certain essential items.
Canada, attempting to defame India by dragging it into a false case, should be taken to the International Court of Justice.
India should consider imposing a total boycott and severing all ties with Canada.
While condemning the Khalistan referendum in New Zealand, External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar stated that such actions could affect India-New Zealand relations.