Zoom News : Sep 21, 2023, 05:27 PM
Canada Visa : Tension is increasing between India and Canada on the issue of killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. India's visa application center in Canada on Thursday suspended visa services for Canadians.
Indian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Arandim Bagchi said in a press conference on Thursday that our diplomatic unit in Canada is receiving threats. They are not able to do their work. This is the reason why visa services have been suspended.
Foreign Ministry spokesperson said- We have known for a long time that Pakistan is a supporter of terrorism and also gives them money. At the same time, Canada is giving space to terrorists to live and carry out their plans. Read below 8 important things about the statement of the Ministry of External Affairs...
India had asked to be cautious in the advisoryEarlier, India's Ministry of External Affairs on Wednesday had issued an advisory for its citizens living in Canada. In which it was said - In view of the ongoing anti-India activities in Canada, citizens living there or traveling there are advised to be very cautious.
It was said in the advisory - In recent times, it has been seen that Indian diplomats present in Canada and a certain section of the Indian community are being threatened. These are the people who oppose the anti-India agenda. In view of the deteriorating security situation in Canada, Indian students present there are advised to be most cautious.
India's Ministry of External Affairs had said that Indian community and students can lodge complaints on the websites of High Commission and Consulates. On Tuesday, Canada had also issued an advisory to its citizens not to visit certain parts of India.
Hindu organization writes letter to Trudeau government on Pannu's threat in CanadaOn the other hand, on Wednesday, Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannu had threatened Hindus living in Canada to leave the country. Canadian Hindus have written a letter to the Justin Trudeau government on this. In the letter, concern has been expressed over Pannu's statements and an appeal has been made to declare it a hate crime.
Canadian Hindu organization 'Hindu Forum Canada' wrote this letter to Minister of Public Safety Dominic Leblain. The Hindu organization said in its letter – Pannu has clearly expressed his views and those of his Khalistani colleagues. They want to target people who do not agree with their ideology. The Canadian government should take this seriously.
It has also been asked in the letter whether this statement of Pannu will still be taken as freedom of expression.
Trudeau's new statement - do not want to increase tensionAccording to the report of Toronto Star on September 19, the attitude of the Canadian Prime Minister appeared somewhat soft. On Tuesday night, Canada's largest newspaper 'Toronto Star' released Trudeau's statement. It said that the Canadian government does not want to increase tensions with India, but India will have to take these issues seriously.
A Canadian government official, who did not wish to be identified, told The New York Times that information on the murder of Nijjar Singh has been collected with the help of many countries. Complete information regarding this will be given after the investigation is completed. Let us tell you that Canada is a part of an intelligence alliance named Five Eyes. Apart from Canada, this also includes America, Britain and Australia.
Had earlier said- will put pressure on India for investigationEarlier, Trudeau had told MPs – The involvement of a foreign government in killing a citizen on Canadian soil is a violation of the sovereignty of our country. We will put pressure on the Indian government to cooperate in the investigation of this murder.
Prime Minister Trudeau said- The large population of Sikhs of Indian origin living in Canada is full of anger over this murder. Many Sikhs are in fear for their safety. There are about 18 lakh citizens of Indian origin in the country, many of whom are Sikhs. Jagmeet Singh, leader of Canada's opposition party New Democratic Party, is from the Sikh community.
India said- Canada's allegations are absurdIndia has rejected all the allegations made by Canada. Foreign Ministry said- All allegations of Canada are absurd. Similar allegations were made by the Canadian Prime Minister to our PM Modi and they were completely rejected.
Such baseless allegations are an attempt to divert attention from Khalistani terrorists and extremists. They have been granted asylum in Canada and They are a threat to India's sovereignty and territorial integrity. Here the news also came that Foreign Minister Jaishankar met PM Modi on Wednesday. According to media reports, Jaishankar has briefed the PM on the entire matter.
15 anti-India incidents in Canada in a year, not a single arrestCanadian Indians say that Trudeau's allegation is ridiculous. There have been 15 anti-India incidents in Canada in the last one year. These include 9 meetings, 2 referendums in support of Khalistan and attacks on 4 temples. The Trudeau government has not made any arrests in a single case.
Akshay Garg of Brampton and Ashwini Sharma of Etobicoke in Ontario say that here videos of anti-India incidents are regularly handed over to the police, but the police do not find any accused. No action is taken, but within three months of the murder of Khalistani Nijjar, Canada got major clues... how this happened.
Baljeet (name changed), a Sikh youth from Ontario, says that due to the actions of a handful of people, the entire society has to feel ashamed. Canada's Justin Trudeau government is sitting idle and turning a blind eye.
Indian Foreign Ministry says that Canadian PM Trudeau is diverting attention from the issue by not taking action against Khalistani terrorists. The Trudeau government has supported the anti-India activities that have been going on openly in Canada for a long time.
Indian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Arandim Bagchi said in a press conference on Thursday that our diplomatic unit in Canada is receiving threats. They are not able to do their work. This is the reason why visa services have been suspended.
Foreign Ministry spokesperson said- We have known for a long time that Pakistan is a supporter of terrorism and also gives them money. At the same time, Canada is giving space to terrorists to live and carry out their plans. Read below 8 important things about the statement of the Ministry of External Affairs...
- Canada's allegations are politically motivated. Canada has not yet provided any specific evidence in this matter. We have asked him to provide evidence.
- India has continuously told Canada that anti-India activities are taking place in their country. However, he did not take any action on this.
- We have clearly told Canada that the number of diplomats should be equal in both the countries. This is necessary under the Vienna Convention.
- It is true that during the G-20, Trudeau had raised the issue of Nijjar's murder with Modi. Our Prime Minister had rejected it outright.
- We have also completely stopped the e-Visa process at present.
- We have told Canada that fugitive criminals will be brought to India under the legal process and this is mandatory under international law.
- Some people are raising questions about the visa and security of students. I want to make it clear that they are our citizens and their safety is the responsibility of Canada.
- There are about 20 people about whom we have given evidence to Canada and asked to hand them over to India. This number can also be 25.
India had asked to be cautious in the advisoryEarlier, India's Ministry of External Affairs on Wednesday had issued an advisory for its citizens living in Canada. In which it was said - In view of the ongoing anti-India activities in Canada, citizens living there or traveling there are advised to be very cautious.
It was said in the advisory - In recent times, it has been seen that Indian diplomats present in Canada and a certain section of the Indian community are being threatened. These are the people who oppose the anti-India agenda. In view of the deteriorating security situation in Canada, Indian students present there are advised to be most cautious.
India's Ministry of External Affairs had said that Indian community and students can lodge complaints on the websites of High Commission and Consulates. On Tuesday, Canada had also issued an advisory to its citizens not to visit certain parts of India.
Hindu organization writes letter to Trudeau government on Pannu's threat in CanadaOn the other hand, on Wednesday, Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannu had threatened Hindus living in Canada to leave the country. Canadian Hindus have written a letter to the Justin Trudeau government on this. In the letter, concern has been expressed over Pannu's statements and an appeal has been made to declare it a hate crime.
Canadian Hindu organization 'Hindu Forum Canada' wrote this letter to Minister of Public Safety Dominic Leblain. The Hindu organization said in its letter – Pannu has clearly expressed his views and those of his Khalistani colleagues. They want to target people who do not agree with their ideology. The Canadian government should take this seriously.
It has also been asked in the letter whether this statement of Pannu will still be taken as freedom of expression.
Trudeau's new statement - do not want to increase tensionAccording to the report of Toronto Star on September 19, the attitude of the Canadian Prime Minister appeared somewhat soft. On Tuesday night, Canada's largest newspaper 'Toronto Star' released Trudeau's statement. It said that the Canadian government does not want to increase tensions with India, but India will have to take these issues seriously.
A Canadian government official, who did not wish to be identified, told The New York Times that information on the murder of Nijjar Singh has been collected with the help of many countries. Complete information regarding this will be given after the investigation is completed. Let us tell you that Canada is a part of an intelligence alliance named Five Eyes. Apart from Canada, this also includes America, Britain and Australia.
Had earlier said- will put pressure on India for investigationEarlier, Trudeau had told MPs – The involvement of a foreign government in killing a citizen on Canadian soil is a violation of the sovereignty of our country. We will put pressure on the Indian government to cooperate in the investigation of this murder.
Prime Minister Trudeau said- The large population of Sikhs of Indian origin living in Canada is full of anger over this murder. Many Sikhs are in fear for their safety. There are about 18 lakh citizens of Indian origin in the country, many of whom are Sikhs. Jagmeet Singh, leader of Canada's opposition party New Democratic Party, is from the Sikh community.
India said- Canada's allegations are absurdIndia has rejected all the allegations made by Canada. Foreign Ministry said- All allegations of Canada are absurd. Similar allegations were made by the Canadian Prime Minister to our PM Modi and they were completely rejected.
Such baseless allegations are an attempt to divert attention from Khalistani terrorists and extremists. They have been granted asylum in Canada and They are a threat to India's sovereignty and territorial integrity. Here the news also came that Foreign Minister Jaishankar met PM Modi on Wednesday. According to media reports, Jaishankar has briefed the PM on the entire matter.
15 anti-India incidents in Canada in a year, not a single arrestCanadian Indians say that Trudeau's allegation is ridiculous. There have been 15 anti-India incidents in Canada in the last one year. These include 9 meetings, 2 referendums in support of Khalistan and attacks on 4 temples. The Trudeau government has not made any arrests in a single case.
Akshay Garg of Brampton and Ashwini Sharma of Etobicoke in Ontario say that here videos of anti-India incidents are regularly handed over to the police, but the police do not find any accused. No action is taken, but within three months of the murder of Khalistani Nijjar, Canada got major clues... how this happened.
Baljeet (name changed), a Sikh youth from Ontario, says that due to the actions of a handful of people, the entire society has to feel ashamed. Canada's Justin Trudeau government is sitting idle and turning a blind eye.
Indian Foreign Ministry says that Canadian PM Trudeau is diverting attention from the issue by not taking action against Khalistani terrorists. The Trudeau government has supported the anti-India activities that have been going on openly in Canada for a long time.