Video: Massive Protest Outside Canadian Mission in Delhi Over Brampton Temple Attack

Hindu and Sikh activists staged a massive protest outside the High Commission of Canada in New Delhi on Sunday

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Over a thousand Canadian Hindus gathered outside the Hindu Sabha Mandir in Brampton, Canada protest against the repeated attacks on Hindu temples
Over a thousand Canadian Hindus gathered outside the Hindu Sabha Mandir in Brampton, Canada protest against the repeated attacks on Hindu temples | Image: ANI

New Delhi: Hindu and Sikh activists staged a massive protest outside the High Commission of Canada in New Delhi on Sunday against the attack by a pro-Khalistan mob on a Hindu temple in Brampton, Canada.

Multiple barricades were set up by Police to ensure law and order around the Canadian High Commission in the Chanakyapuri after several organizations called for the protest.

Several protestors were seen scaling the police barricaded as they raised slogans and carried placards with messages such as “Hindus and Sikhs are united” and “Indians will not tolerate the insult of temples in Canada.”

Why is the Sikh Community Protesting?

The protests are a response to an incident that occurred on November 4 when Khalistani supporters allegedly attacked devotees outside Brampton's Hindu Sabha Mandir during a consular camp.

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The attack has been labelled as terror and received widespread condemnation

Prime Minister Narendra Modi also issued a statement condemning the “deliberate attack” and “cowardly attempts to intimidate” Indian diplomats.

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The attack has erupted major protests outside the Brampton temple, with further demonstrations in Mississauga.

Canadian authorities have suspended a police officer, Harinder Sohi, for participating in a pro-Khalistan protest where anti-India slogans were raised. Four individuals have been arrested in connection with the violence, including Inderjeet Gosal, a top operative of Sikhs for Justice (SFJ), a group banned in India. Gosal, an associate of the late Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, faces charges of assault with a weapon.

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