“UNACCEPTABLE”
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau had beforehand stated the violence on the Hindu temple in Brampton, about 50 kilometers northwest of Toronto, on Sunday was “unacceptable.”
Video circulating on social media seems to indicate people carrying yellow Khalistan flags clashing with a rival group, together with folks carrying Indian flags. There had been additionally remoted fistfights, movies present.
Indian Foreign Ministry spokesman Randhir Jaiswal had earlier stated the temple assault was “perpetrated by extremists and separatists” and referred to as on Canada to “be certain that all locations of worship are protected” from such assaults.
“We additionally anticipate those that commit violence to be prosecuted,” he added.
“We stay deeply involved concerning the security and safety of Indian residents in Canada.”
In addition to Nijjar’s killing, Canada has accused India of directing a broad marketing campaign in opposition to Sikh activists on Canadian soil, which Ottawa says has included intimidation, threats and violence.
Trudeau accused Prime Minister Modi’s authorities of violating Canadian sovereignty.
India has rejected the fees.
New Delhi on Saturday denied that Interior Minister Amit Shah had plotted to focus on Sikh activists on Canadian soil, and stated it had formally rebuked Ottawa for the “absurd and baseless” allegations.
Earlier this month, New Delhi and Ottawa expelled one another’s ambassador and different high-level diplomats.
