Canada awakened by the attack on the Indian consulate in America; alert about the protest of Khalistan suppoters
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According to media reports, some Khalistani fundamentalists set fire to the US consulate in San Francisco between 1.30 am and 2.30 am on Sunday, July 2.
The US has strongly condemned the incident of Khalistani supporters setting fire to the Indian Embassy in San Francisco. There has also been talk of taking action from the US side in this matter. At the same time, the Foreign Minister of Canada has issued a statement after this incident and has called such protests unacceptable.
Canada's Foreign Minister Melanie Jolie tweeted, "Canada takes seriously its obligations under the Vienna Convention, Canada is in contact with the Indian authorities about the propaganda material being circulated online for the July 8 protests." Condemning this incident, he has called it unacceptable.
Khalistani supporters set fire to Indian Embassy in America
According to media reports, some Khalistani fundamentalists set fire to the US consulate in San Francisco between 1.30 am and 2.30 am on Sunday, July 2. However, the fire brigade team immediately reached the spot and doused the fire. The Khalistanis made a video of this incident and made it viral on social media. The US government expressed concern over this incident.
Khalistani fundamentalist Indian Ambassador Taranjit Singh Sandhu is sharing posters on social media against India's Consul General in America Dr. TV Nagendra Prasad. In fact, Khalistani are accusing these two of killing Canadian Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar.
rally on july 8 in canada
Khalistanis have organized a rally in Canada on July 8 at 12:30 pm, which has been named 'Khalistan Freedom Rally'. The rally will start from the Great Punjab Business Center and go up to the Indian Embassy. The poster regarding this rally is also going viral on social media. While Khalistan supporter and terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar has been described as a 'martyr' in this poster, two Indian diplomats have been described as 'murderers'. Two mobile numbers are also given at the bottom of this poster.
