India has condemned the attack on a Hindu temple in Brampton, Canada, and is demanding action from the Canadian government. The Indian Consulate in Toronto has also canceled some of its consular camps due to security concerns following threats from pro-Khalistani groups. This comes after Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau both condemned the violence.
India has canceled consular camps in Toronto after Canada’s security agencies refused to provide adequate protection, citing concerns over the safety of Indian personnel amidst escalating tensions between the two countries. The move follows accusations of Canadian support for the Khalistan movement and threats to Indian diplomats by pro-Khalistani elements operating in Canada.
The Indian Consulate in Toronto has canceled several scheduled consular camps due to security concerns, citing the inability of Canadian authorities to provide adequate protection. This decision follows recent incidents of violence and disruptions at similar events, raising diplomatic tensions between India and Canada. The Indian government has expressed strong displeasure, raising concerns about the safety of its diplomats and citizens, and the violation of international norms.
