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News India Live, Digital Desk: When the relationship between Canada and India raises some hope of improving the relationship, then the Khalistani separatists sitting there create some new conspiracy. This time the banned Khalistani organization ‘Sikh for Justice’ (SFJ) in India has made a direct threat to ‘surround the Indian Consulate’ in Vancouver, doing another nefarious act.
Indian High Commissioner targeted
The severity of the case also increases because these separatists have not only threatened, but have also released an inflammatory poster targeting Dinesh Patnaik, the new High Commissioner of India in Canada. In this poster, a mark of target is made on his face, which is no less than a direct threat. SFJ has announced this siege on 18 September and warned the Indian-Canadians living there not to come towards the embassy that day.
What is the reason behind the threat?
SFJ alleges that the Indian embassy in Canada is running a “espionage network” against Khalistan supporters. This organization is demanding accountability for alleged “spy and threats” on Canada’s land through its actions. They are trying to connect these allegations with the murder of terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, about which there has been bitterness in the relationship between the two countries.
Canadian government report also opened poll
This threat came at a time when an internal report of the Canadian government itself a short time ago that Khalistani terrorist organizations are active on its land and they are getting funding from within Canada. This report also mentioned terrorist organizations like Babbar Khalsa International and International Sikh Youth Federation.
India has been saying for a long time that Canada has become a safe haven for Khalistani separatists and extremists from where they carry out anti -India activities.
After this latest threat, the question has once again arisen that when and what action will be taken on these elements who openly spew poison against India and threaten Indian diplomats in their country? Currently, any official response is awaited by the Government of India on the matter.
North India Statesman