Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant. Archive | Photograph credit score: ANI
Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant on Tuesday (November 5, 2024) condemned the assault on a Hindu temple in Canada, saying it’s unacceptable and such incidents are a direct assault on the values of peace, respect and unity.
Sawant additionally urged the Canadian authorities to take rapid steps to make sure the protection of all non secular communities inside its borders.
The incident occurred on Sunday (November 3, 2024) within the Canadian metropolis of Brampton, the place protesters carrying Khalistani flags clashed with individuals on the Hindu Sabha temple and disrupted a consular occasion co-organized by the temple authorities and the consulate of the India.
The event comes as ties between India and Canada stay deeply troubled over the North American nation’s alleged assist for Khalistani separatists and its accusation of Indian involvement within the homicide of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a Canadian citizen who has been designated a terrorist by India.
We strongly condemn assault on Hindu temple in Canada: PM Modi
Within the publish on basis of any civilized society. We urge the Canadian authorities to take rapid and decisive motion to make sure the protection of all non secular communities inside its borders,” he added.
Many Punjabis contemplate Canada their second house: Bhagwant Mann
Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann condemned the assault on the Hindu temple and urged the Heart to take up the problem with the Canadian authorities to keep away from related incidents sooner or later.
“I strongly condemn the incident. I additionally demand the Indian authorities to speak to the Canadian authorities on this concern to keep away from related incidents in future,” Mann instructed reporters in Bathinda.
He stated many Punjabis contemplate Canada as their second house and nobody needs such a violent incident to occur there.
Revealed – Nov 05, 2024 12:43 pm IST
