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Chandra Arya, a Canadian MP of Indian origin, has said that Khalistanis have polluted Canada. The MP alleged that Khalistanis are misusing the freedom of expression.

Amid rising Hinduphobia in Canada, fundamentalists vandalised the BAPS Swaminarayan temple in Edmonton, Alberta on Monday. Anti-India slogans were also written on the walls of the temple.

Hateful words were used on the walls of the temple against Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Hindu MP Chandra Arya in Canada. Khalistani supporters wrote that Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Canadian MPs are Hindu terrorists and they are anti-Canada.

The picture is of BAPS Swaminarayan Temple, which was vandalized by Khalistanis.

Hindus and Indians are worried about Khalistani supporters
MP Arya said, “The Indian community is concerned about the targeting of Hindu temples and people of the community in Canada for some time now. In the last few years, Hindu temples in the Greater Toronto Area, British Columbia and other places in Canada are being damaged using hate speech.

Sikh For Justice terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannu has openly targeted Hindus. Last year he publicly called upon Hindus to return to India.”

‘Khalistanis escape despite spreading hatred’
Canadian MP Chandra Arya is concerned about this incident. He said- Khalistani supporters in Brampton and Vancouver publicly celebrated the assassination of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi by showing pictures of her assassination and brandishing deadly weapons in road shows. As I have always said, Khalistani extremists easily escape from their public rhetoric of hatred and violence.

Hindu-Canadians are concerned. I again call on Canadian law enforcement agencies to take this issue seriously before this rhetoric turns into physical action against Hindu-Canadians.

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