Canada

During a pull-aside meeting with Trudeau during G20 Summit, PM conveyed strong concerns over continuous anti-India activities by Khalistanis in Canada.

Ambassador Vivek Katju revealed that Canada refuses visas to members of armed forces who served in Kashmir.

Notably, this is the second incident wherein the Khalistani terrorists targeted a Hindu temple in Canada's Surrey, British Columbia. On August 12, two Khalistan supporters defaced a temple in Surrey with anti-Hindu and anti-India graffiti.

A number of Hindu temples in Canada extended support to a petition that called for House of Commons to recognise Hinduphobia.

The Khalistani terrorists also placed posters at the entrance of the temple demanding a probe into India's role in the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar.

Earlier this month, the Samra brothers were named as respondents in another civil forfeiture case, in which the government sought that a Richmond residence be forfeited to the government since it was allegedly purchased using criminal proceeds.

The 24-year-old victim had been attending a college in the Toronto region to study business while paying the high international student tuition costs associated with his education.

Anti-Hindu, anti-India activities are becoming increasingly prevalent in Canada

Khalistanis desecrate Indian flags during anti-India rallies in Canada, the US, the UK etc.

After India demanded protection for its diplomats, security was increased outside Indian consulate buildings to avert any untoward incident.