Khalistani Supporters Paraded Modi-Shah Effigies as Prisoners, Chanting Anti-Hindu Slogans

International News: Khalistani supporters organized a Hindu rally on Sunday in Toronto, Canada, raising slogans to send 8 lakh Hindus to India. The rally was taken out near the Maltan Gurdwara in Toronto, where effigies of Indian leaders were placed on a truck. These mannequins were displayed as prisoners, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah and External Affairs Minister S.K. Jaishankar's effigies were involved. This incident is believed to be an attempt to spread hatred not only against India, but against the entire Hindu community.

Khalistani slogans at Lakshmi Narayan Temple

On April 19, hatred slogans were written by Khalistani supporters on the walls of Lakshmi Narayan temple in Surrey city of Canada. These slogans included inflammatory messages like 'Khalistan Zindabad' and 'Free Punjab', which led to tension in the religious environment. These slogans included inflammatory messages like 'Khalistan Zindabad' and 'Free Punjab'. The incident took place on the day when the city kirtan was being organized in the temple, causing tension in the religious atmosphere. The temple administration lodged a complaint with the police about the incident and demanded action, considering it as a habitual offense.

Presence of Khalistani supporters in Baisakhi Nagar Kirtan

On April 20, the presence of Khalistani supporters was also observed in the city of Kirtan of 2025 Baisakhi in Surrey city. During this period, Khalistani flags were waved and anti -India slogans were raised. In this city Kirtan, the tableau of terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar was also placed on the stage, which led to a dispute. Demonstrations and slogans by Khalistan supporters against India have been a cause of concern among the people.

Attack on Hindu temple in Brampton

On 3 November 2024, Khalistani supporters attacked the Hindu Sabha temple in Brampton, Canada, in which several devotees were injured. The attackers had Khalistani flags in their hands, and they attacked the devotees worshiping in the temple with sticks. After this attack, Prime Minister Narendra Modi appealed to the Canadian government to take action and the Government of India had demanded Canada to ensure the safety of Hindu worship places.

Growing Khalistani activities in Canada

The activities and attacks being carried out by Khalistan supporters in Canada against the Hindu community have created concern. India has demanded Canada to take strict action against these incidents to ensure the safety of the Hindu community and religious places there.