Khalistani terrorists threatening Hindus in Canada

Apparently emboldened by the inaction of the Canadian government, the Khalistani terrorists have been openly threatening the Hindu community living in Canada and also desecrating their temples.

According to the reports, several temples of Hindus in Canada had been defaced in the past few days by alleged Khalistani terrorists.

"The open threats by Khalistanis to the physical security of Indian missions and diplomats in Canada is a very serious development and challenges the obligation of Canada under the Vienna Convention," a senior government officer who's closely monitoring the situation said, requesting anonymity.

"Voices from Canada are very strong on even trivial issues in Punjab, while there has been a complete silence on intimidation, violence, drug trafficking and extortion by PKEs sitting in Canada, affecting both countries," the officer added.

Reports said that the gangsters based in Canada bring drugs from Pakistan through drones and sell across Punjab. A part of this money goes back to Khalistani extremists in Canada.

"Over a period of years, Khalistani extremists got further emboldened and started operating with impunity from Canada. In the last decade, links of Canada-based Khalistani extremists have emerged in more than half of the terror cases reported from Punjab," an intelligence report stated.

"Even in Canada, many Khalistanis are part of the drug trade. Inter-gang rivalries among gangsters from Punjab are common in Canada now. It may be recalled that a pro-India Sikh leader Ripudaman Singh Malik was killed in 2022 in Surrey itself, a murder which many say was orchestrated by Hardip Singh Nijjar," the report stated.

According to the report, the targeted killings of Sikhs, Hindus and Christians in Punjab after 2016 were the handiwork of Nijjar and his allies, but Canadian agencies never started any investigation against Nijjar and his friends Bhagat Singh Brar, Parry Dulai, Arsh Dalla, Lakbir Landa and many others.

For Canada, they remain political activists despite the increasing body count in Punjab, sources said.