India-Canada Row: Sikhs for Justice asks Hindus of Indian origin to leave Canada

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Sikhs for Justice (SFJ), a pro-Khalistan organisation banned in India in 2019, has threatened Hindus of Indian origin and asked them to leave Canada for supporting the country of their origin and “promoting violence” by celebrating Khalistani leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar’s killing.

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00:00 "Indo-Canadian Hindus, you have repudiated your allegiance to Canada and Canadian constitution.

00:08 Your destination is India.

00:09 Leave Canada, go to India."

00:14 Sikhs for Justice, a pro-Khalistan organisation banned in India in 2019, has threatened Hindus

00:21 of Indian origin and asked them to leave Canada for supporting the country of their origin

00:27 and promoting violence by celebrating Khalistani leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar's killing.

00:33 A video of the SFJ legal council, Gurpatwan Singh Pannu, has surfaced and is now going

00:38 viral.

00:39 In the video, Pannu, who has been designated a terrorist in India, can be seen asking the

00:44 Sikhs of Indian origin to leave Canada.

00:47 "You not only support India, but you are also supporting the suppression of speech

00:52 and expression of pro-Khalistan Sikhs," Pannu threatened.

00:56 "On October 29, Shaheed Nijjar killed India at random is happening in Vancouver.

01:04 I urge all Canadian Sikhs to be in Vancouver on October 29 to vote on."

01:11 The video surfaced as Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Monday claimed that there

01:15 was a potential link between Indian government agents and the killing of Nijjar in June and

01:20 triggered tit-for-tat expulsions of senior diplomats.

01:24 Hours after India on Tuesday dismissed his claim as "absurd" and "motivated," Trudeau

01:29 insisted Canada was not looking to provoke or escalate.

01:33 Vijay Jain, a spokesperson for Canadian Hindus for Harmony, expressed concern over Pannu's

01:39 threat.

01:40 "We are now seeing full-scale Hinduphobia out across the board," Jain said.

01:45 Trudeau's remarks about India's alleged involvement in Nijjar's killing may stoke

01:49 the sentiment.

01:50 "We are worried that this may translate into the loss of Canadian Hindu lives, as

01:54 in 1985," Jain said.

01:56 Jain's reference was to the Khalistani bombing of Air India-Montreal-London-Delhi-Bombay

02:01 flight in June 1985, which left 307 passengers and 22 crew members on board dead.

02:09 It was the worst terrorist attack in Canadian history.

02:12 Canada annually on June 23 observes the National Day of Remembrance for victims of terrorism

02:18 in memory of those killed in the bombing.

02:21 Vandals allegedly associated with the so-called Khalistan referendum in Canada have been blamed

02:26 for at least a dozen cases of desecration of temples with graffiti or anti-India posters.

02:32 A petition has been pending before the Canadian House of Commons to recognise Hinduphobia

02:36 in the glossary of terms in the Human Rights Code to describe anti-Hindu prejudice and

02:41 discrimination.

02:42 The petition has so far gathered nearly 9,000 signatures.

02:46 Meanwhile, SFJ has said it feels emboldened by the Trudeau government's recent actions

02:52 of disengaging with India.

02:54 In a post on social media platform X, commentator Rupa Subramania questioned inaction over Pandu's

03:00 threat.

03:01 If a white supremacist had threatened saying all people of colour must leave Canada, imagine

03:06 the uproar.

03:07 Yet, when a Khalistani threatens Hindus in Canada at an event in Canada, everyone bats

03:12 their eyelids and looks the other way.

03:15 Canadian Minister Anita Anand, who is a Hindu, appealed for calm.

03:18 In a post on X, Anand said, "South Asians and families who come from India, regardless

03:23 of religion, will share the sentiment that it was difficult to hear Trudeau's statement

03:27 on Monday.

03:28 This is the time to let the legal process continue as it must.

03:32 Let us all remain calm, unified and empathetic."

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