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Khalistan Extremists Desecrate Indian Flag at Protest in Canada
Khalistan Extremists Desecrate Indian Flag at Protest in Canada
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Relations between India and Canada have been tensed after Ottawa has accused New Delhi’s involvement in killing of Sikhs for Justice leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar. However, India has denied the allegations.
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Pro-Khalistan supporters have desecrated the Indian national flag in Calgary, Ablerta, with swords, daggers, and spears during a protest organised by secessionist group Sikhs for Justice (SFJ). Local reports further said that the incident was caught on camera outside a community event supposed to be attended by Indian High Commissioner to Canada Sanjay Kumar Verma. In the video shared by the Canadian media outlet Media Bezirgan, the SFJ activists can be seen tearing apart an Indian tricolour. They also shout pro-Khalistan slogans and create a ruckus. This led to a confrontation between pro-Khalistan activists and other pro-India groups present in the area. However, Canadian police intervened before the matter escalated. The flag desecration occurred a week after a pro-Khalistan group clashed with the police in Edmonton, where they had gathered to protest against Verma.
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Khalistan Extremists Desecrate Indian Flag at Protest in Canada
Relations between India and Canada have been tensed after Ottawa accused New Delhi of being involvement in killing Sikhs for Justice leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar last year. India has denied the allegations.
Pro-Khalistan supporters have desecrated the Indian national flag in Calgary, Ablerta, with swords, daggers, and spears during a protest organised by secessionist group Sikhs for Justice (SFJ).
Local reports further said that the incident was caught on camera outside a community event supposed to be attended by Indian High Commissioner to Canada Sanjay Kumar Verma.
In the video shared by the Canadian media outlet Media Bezirgan, the SFJ activists can be seen
tearing apart an Indian tricolour. They also shout pro-Khalistan slogans and create a ruckus.
This led to a confrontation between pro-Khalistan activists and other pro-India groups present in the area. However, Canadian police intervened before the matter escalated.
The flag desecration occurred a week after a pro-Khalistan group clashed with the police in Edmonton, where they had
gathered to protest against Verma.
