Canadian Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland asserted that Hardeep Singh Nijjar was a Canadian and it was important for the govt to send out the message.
Pro-Khalistani elements living in Canada observed Hardeep SIngh Nijjar death anniversary by creating a mock court to hear the case of Nijjar's murder against Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi. The fake court of established on a block of Howe Street, Vancouver. The mock trial included a jury made up of actors and a judge donning a white curly wig. An effigy of PM Modi dressed in prison stripes was held in a cage.
The exchange between the two leaders came amidst the backdrop of strained relations between the two countries. Notably, from time to time, Canada tried to interfere in internal matters of India. For example, during farmer protests, not only Justin Trudeau but other Canadian leaders, some of them pro-Khalistanis, tried to lecture India on how to handle protesters. Furthermore, Canada accused India of killing Khalistani terrorist on Canadian soil in September last year.
The celebration of Indira Gandhi’s assassination in Canada by Khalistani supporters is a reminder that Canada needs to act swiftly against incidents that promote violence.
As if the mere existence of women's body parts is offensive to the so-called trans community, the Canadian Cancer Society has appealed to trans people not to get offended by the term 'cervix'.
Meanwhile, the Coalition of Hindus of North America (CoHNA) has said that the Canadian Hindus were not consulted before passing this motion. Notably, the OCUFA resolution is yet another attempt at weaponizing caste to gaslight Hindus and slander Hinduism.
Arshdeep Singh alias Arsh Dala and his Indian agents Harjeet Singh alias Harry Maur, Ravinder Singh alias Rajvinder Singh alias Harry Rajpura, and Rajeev Kumar alias Sheela have been chargesheeted before the NIA Special Court, New Delhi.