An Uber driver in Delhi kicked out two passengers, a Pakistani man and his female friend, after they allegedly made anti-India remarks. The incident, captured on video, sparked debate online, with some praising the driver and others criticizing his actions.
The Indian government strongly condemned Canada’s inaction against pro-Khalistan slogans raised during an event attended by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and opposition leader Pierre Poilievre. The protest expressed deep concern over the unchecked separatist and extremist activities allowed in Canada, which foster violence and harm the safety of Canadian citizens.
Thousands gathered in Toronto for the Khalsa Day Celebrations, where loud pro-Khalistan slogans were chanted in the presence of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and opposition leader Pierre Poilievre. This comes amidst rising anti-India sentiment in Canada. Trudeau addressed the Sikh community, emphasizing Canada’s commitment to protecting their rights and combating hatred and discrimination. The incident highlights the ongoing diplomatic tensions between India and Canada following the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, an alleged terrorist designated by India.
