Indo Canadian teams obtain loss of life threats from Khalistani parts for supporting farm legal guidelines

On Saturday, over two dozen Indo-Canadian organisations underneath National Alliance of Indo-Canadians despatched a letter to Canadian minister of public security, Bill Blair. They sought motion in opposition to co-ordinated assaults on the group for exhibiting their help to the brand new Agriculture legal guidelines handed in India. Representatives of 28 group our bodies have signed the letter.
#Exclusive: A letter written to Canadian Minister for Public Safety by Indian Diaspora alleged that reasonable Hindus & Sikhs being focused by Khalistani separatists throughout Canada. @AdityaRajKaul speaks to @azadkaushik (President of National Alliance of the Indo-Canadians) pic.twitter.com/XaljK1g1kU— News18 (@CNNnews18) February 16, 2021
In the letter, the group mentioned, “separatist elements seeking to create ‘Khalistan’ are deeply embedded and engaged in the anti-legislation agitations in Canada and the attacks on Indo-Canadians has taken a sectarian turn.” The letter additional added that it’s deeply troubling that the teams answerable for the worst incident of terrorism in Canada, bombing of Air India Flight 182, the Kanishka, are indulging in Hinduphobia underneath the guise of protesting the newly enacted legal guidelines in India. Kanishka bombing orchestrated by Khalistani terrorists in 1985 had claimed 329 lives.
#Breaking | Indo-Canadians supporting the Indian farm legal guidelines allege risk calls.The Indo-Canadian group has turn into a goal … The enemy is ‘invisible’ in the intervening time, however a standard issue is that Punjabi language is getting used: Dr. Azad Kaushik, President, National Alliance. pic.twitter.com/i8TOAgA8ou— TIMES NOW (@TimesNow) February 9, 2021
Early and efficient motion sought
In the letter, the signatories had sought early and efficient motion from the departments of Public Safety, Canada to “reassure Hindu-Canadians, who are fearful of their future due to this recent phenomenon. We do not want a repeat of the Kanishka tragedy.”
Rape and loss of life threats
As per stories, those that are in favour of the Agriculture legal guidelines are going through rape and loss of life threats in a number of components of Canada, together with Calgary, Metro Vancouver, Greater Toronto Area and Edmonton. Victims of such assaults have filed a number of police complaints.
Participants of ‘Tiranga rally’ focused
On February 10, members of the Indo-Canadian group organised a ‘Tiranga Rally’ in Metro Vancouver to mark their help for the Agriculture legal guidelines and protest in opposition to the position of Khalistani parts in January 26 riots. Around 350 vehicles participated within the rally from Surrey to Vancouver. The individuals waved Indian nationwide flags in entrance of the Indian Consulate constructing.
As per stories, inside hours after the rally, the individuals began to get threatening calls and the protesters in opposition to the farm legal guidelines have been turning up outdoors their places of work. While speaking to Hindustan Times, one of many volunteers of Tiranga Rally mentioned that she and her husband’s enterprise was focused in Surrey. The threats are abusive within the nation and even communal invective at some occasions.
The group had urged PM Trudeau to sentence January 26 violence
Reports recommend that the National Alliance of Indo-Canadians had urged Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to sentence the riots of January 26 similar to he condemned Capitol Hall incident. Azad Kaushik, president of the National Alliance of Indo-Canadians, mentioned in his letter, “This would help avoid perception in the Indo-Canadian community and Canada at large of tacit support to extremist elements in the guise of farmers.”
Former Premier of the Canadian province of British Columbia Ujjal Dosanjh wrote to CJI SA Bobde to take suo moto cognisance of the January 26 violence. He mentioned, “It is quite evident from the publicly available information that the disturbance at the Red Fort was caused by rogue elements illegitimately claiming to represent the peaceful and disciplined farmers.”