Khalistanis created ruckus in Canada’s India Day parade, insulted the tricolor

Khalistani Protestors Disrupt India Day Parade: Dozens of Khalistan supporters disrupted the India Day parade in Toronto, Canada on Sunday, August 18, creating tension during the Independence Day celebrations. A viral video on social media can show tension between pro-India and pro-Khalistan supporters. During the India Day parade, Khalistanis were raising slogans like ‘Indian Hindus, Go Back India’.

The parade, held on August 18 at Nathan Phillips Square in Toronto, was reportedly one of the largest commemorations of India’s independence in the country. The event was held in Toronto’s Nathan Phillips Square on August 18. Independence Day But a situation of clash arose between some Indian and Khalistani supporters in Surrey.

Anti-India slogans and insult to the tricolour

The Toronto parade featured “the largest Indian flag outside India”, as well as several floats representing Indian states.

However, during the India Day parade, Khalistanis were raising slogans of ‘Indian Hindus, go back India’ and ‘Neither Hindi nor Hindustan, Khalistan will remain forever’. After the allegations against Indian agents in the murder of Khalistan supporter Hardeep Singh Nijjar, Indian supporters in Canada have to face such situations every day.

The Indian government held talks with the Canadian government

In recent months, pro-Khalistan activities have increased in Canada, which has angered the Indian government. The Indian government has called upon the Canadian government to curb the activities of groups promoting separatist ideologies.

In this, the Indian government argues that such actions undermine the rule of law and threaten diplomatic relations. The situation of the India Day parade reflects the widespread tension caused by the rise of the pro-Khalistan movement.

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