First ‘Hanuman’ Jaishankar, then PM Modi himself, India will now answer Canada in its own language.

New Delhi : Rioters have targeted Hindu temples in Canada, which has emerged as a safe haven for India’s most wanted terrorists. Devotees have been attacked. Attempts have been made to attack Indian diplomats. Justin Trudeau’s government is monitoring Indian diplomats. Is spying on them. After the killing of Canadian terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, Trudeau made absurd allegations against India. Since then the relations between the two countries have reached a nadir. Now the attack on Hindu temples by goons and rioters supported by the Trudeau government has crossed the Lakshman Rekha. That is why Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who exercised restraint even after Trudeau’s baseless allegations, has this time advised the Canadian government to ‘ensure justice’ and establish ‘rule of law’. Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar has also termed the attacks on temples as ‘extremely worrying’. The Foreign Minister has also said that Canada has developed a pattern of making allegations without any evidence. PM Modi’s statement shows that India’s patience has now broken and he/she has indicated that Canada will now be answered in its own language.Jaishankar called the attack on temples worrying
Condemning the attacks on Hindu temples, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Tuesday, ‘What happened at the Hindu temple in Canada is extremely worrying.’ he/she said this in Canberra, the capital of Australia.

PM Modi gave strict advice to Canada
Earlier on Monday, PM Modi gave very strong advice to the Justin Trudeau government on the deliberate attacks on Hindu temples in Canada and the cowardly attempts to intimidate Indian diplomats. he/she wrote on X, ‘I strongly condemn the deliberate attack on a Hindu temple in Canada. The cowardly attempts to intimidate our diplomats are equally condemnable. Such acts of violence cannot weaken India’s resolve. We expect the Government of Canada to ensure justice and maintain the rule of law.

India bluntly – surveillance of Indian diplomats is unacceptable
Earlier, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has warned Canada on surveillance of Indian diplomats. he/she said Canada has developed a pattern of making allegations without providing evidence. Jaishankar said, ‘Indian diplomats are being monitored which is unacceptable. Extremist forces are being given political space in Canada.

Trudeau government seen standing with terrorists without any shame
It seems as if the Justin Trudeau government is openly standing with the terrorists without any shame, that is why the Canadian police was also seen using force on the victimized Hindus instead of controlling the rioters.

The police were seen arresting a Hindu boy in the same manner as the police had thrown a black man named George Floyd to the ground and pressed his/her neck in 2020 in Minneapolis, USA. Floyd died of suffocation and after that incident, America was disgraced all over the world. But the Justin Trudeau government and its police have crossed all limits of shamelessness. An off-duty Canadian Police officer was also included in the crowd of rioters who attacked the Hindu temple in Brampton. After pressure, only action has been pretended by suspending him/her.

Canada should prosecute those involved in violence: India
Earlier on Monday, the Ministry of External Affairs had issued a statement saying that India condemns the violence committed by militants and separatists. Also, the Indian government hopes that those involved in the violence will be prosecuted. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said, ‘We condemn the violence carried out by militants and separatists at the Hindu Sabha temple in Brampton, Ontario. We call on the Government of Canada to ensure that all places of worship are protected from such attacks. We also hope that those involved in the violence will be prosecuted. We are seriously concerned about the safety of Indian citizens in Canada. The efforts of our embassy officials to provide services to Indians and Canadian citizens cannot be deterred by intimidation, harassment and violence.