India-Canada Row: 'There is no place for hatred in Canada' Security Department said on threats to Hindus

India-Canada Row: Tension continues in diplomatic relations between India and Canada. Meanwhile, a video is becoming increasingly viral, in which Hindus are being threatened and they are being asked to leave the country. In this video, Canada said that there is no place in the country for activities that create an atmosphere of aggression, hatred, intimidation, or fear.

'There is no place for hate in Canada'

On the video going viral, the Canadian Security Department said that it was offensive and hateful. The department said there is no place for hatred in Canada.

The department said on 'X' that acts of aggression, hatred, intimidation, or instilling fear have no place in Canada. They only serve to divide us. We urge all Canadians to respect each other and follow the law.

Nijjar's murder on June 18

It is noteworthy that Khalistani extremist Hardeep Singh Nijjar was murdered in British Columbia on June 18. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has accused India of this, after which tension between the two countries has increased.

India declared Nijjar a terrorist in 2020

India declared Nijjar a terrorist in 2020. He called Trudeau's allegations "absurd" and "politically motivated." After Canada expelled the Indian diplomat, India also retaliated by expelling Canada's top diplomat.

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