India-Canada Row: Canadian police have made the first arrest in their investigation since a spate of temple vandalism began last summer. Let us tell you that anti-India and pro-Khalistan slogans were written with spray paint on the walls of the temples. India had been demanding action on this for a long time, the impact of which is now visible.
Police arrested one person
According to a report in Hindustan Times, a representative of the Surrey detachment of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police said that one person has been detained in connection with the incidents on August 12 and August 14. However, the identity of the arrested person has not been revealed.
Many temples in Canada were vandalized
Actually, Lakshmi Narayan Temple was vandalized on August 12 in Surrey, Canada. The main gate and doors of the temple were covered with posters. The posters at the entrance had the word “Wanted” written below the names and images of India’s ambassadors in Toronto and Vancouver as well as its High Commissioner in Ottawa.
In the second incident, Canada was asked to look into “India’s role” in the killing of Khalistani leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar on June 18. Let us tell you that during this period, Sri Venkateswara Mahavishnu Temple and Sri Mata Bhameshwari Durga Temple were also desecrated in a similar manner.
Canada had made this allegation against India
The posters put up outside the temples were in relation to the murder of Hardeep Nijjar, a well-known member of the separatist organization Sikh for Justice. On June 18, Nijjar was shot and killed in the parking lot of Guru Nanak Singh Gurdwara Sahib in Surrey. On September 18, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau gave a statement in the House of Commons criticizing India. He held India responsible for the murder of Nijjar.
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