Canadian PM Justin Trudeau
Indian Canada Row: Amidst the deteriorating relations between Canada and India, now seeing the soft attitude of the Justin Trudeau led government towards Khalistan supporters, the local police has also started supporting them. Its hallmark is clearly visible after the attack on the Hindu temple in Brampton, Canada. No concrete action has been taken so far against the supporters of Khalistan terrorists. Meanwhile, now the police has come down to discrimination against Hindus. Canadian Police has demanded money from Hindu organizations in exchange for providing security at programs. However, nothing has been said officially about this.
Demand for money in exchange for security
In media reports quoting sources, it has been said that Peel Police has allegedly demanded 70 thousand dollars from Hindu organizations in exchange for providing security. After this attitude of the police, there is a lot of resentment among the people of Hindu organizations. Not only this, Trudeau’s government is being accused of violating minority rights. Many Hindu organizations say, “We are also paying taxes, then why this discrimination?”
Hindus protest against Justin Trudeau
Relations between India and Canada are tense
Hindu organizations say that Khalistani groups are pressurizing the Canadian government to cancel their programs and Justin Trudeau’s government is coming under this pressure. This is the first time in the world that the local police is demanding fees in return for protecting the minorities. Khalistani supporters have been raising anti-India slogans and carrying out violent demonstrations in various cities of Canada, due to which the Hindu community is feeling unsafe. This controversy related to Canadian Police has come to light at a time when diplomatic relations between India and Canada remain tense.
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