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Indian-Origin Community Rallies in Brampton Following Violent Khalistani Attack on Hindu Temple

Brampton, Canada — In a spirited response to the violent assault on Hindu devotees at the Hindu Sabha temple over the weekend, thousands of Indian-Canadians took to the streets of Brampton in protest on Monday. This demonstration marked a significant mobilization against a fringe group of Khalistani extremists, who are accused of enjoying undue tolerance from the Canadian government under Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. The protests, coordinated by the Coalition of Hindus in North America, …

Unity and Outcry: Indian-Canadians Rally in Massive Protest Against Khalistani Violence in Brampton

Brampton, Canada — Thousands of Indian-Canadians gathered in Brampton this Monday to voice their disapproval following the violent event at the Hindu Sabha temple, where Hindu devotees were attacked by a group identified as Khalistanis. The march sought to bring the community together, demonstrating resilience in face of the disturbance and marked a rare, large-scale mobilization of the local Indian-origin populace. The peaceful protest, orchestrated by the Coalition of Hindus in North America (CoHNA), drew …

Canadian Leaders Unite in Condemnation After Khalistani Extremists Attack Hindu Temple in Brampton

Ottawa, Canada — The Hindu Sabha temple in Brampton, a suburb of Toronto, was violently assaulted by Khalistani extremists, prompting strong condemnations from Canadian political leaders and community groups. The attack, which targeted worshippers, is part of a disturbing trend of religious intolerance within the nation. Canadian opposition leader Pierre Poilievre was quick to denounce the incident, characterizing it as “completely unacceptable.” Poilievre emphasized that every Canadian has the right to practice their faith freely …

Indian Suspects Arrested in Canadian Khalistani Terrorist Nijjar Murder Case

New Delhi, India – Canadian authorities announced the arrest of three Indian suspects believed to be involved in the assassination of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. Nijjar’s murder had sparked tensions between India and Canada, with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau accusing “Indian agents” of playing a role in the crime, a claim that India vehemently denied as baseless. The three suspects, identified as Karan Brar, Kamalpreet Singh, and Karanpreet Singh, were residing as non-permanent residents …