After Canada Khalistani posters in Australia now at Indian High Commissioner calling Nijjar Shaheed
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Photo of diplomats on the poster
The posters have photographs of India’s Ambassador to Australia Manpreet Vohra and Consul General Dr. Sushil Kumar. Along with this, an AK-47 has been shown which is seen attacking ‘Kill India’. On seeing the photo of the gun, one feels as if the Pakistani flag is drawn on it. Australia has become a stronghold of Khalistani activities since the beginning of this year. On January 29, there was a fight between Khalistan supporters and India supporters here in Melbourne. Khalistani supporters had gathered in the name of plebiscite for the independence of Punjab.
Temple on target in Australia
After this, some temples from Melbourne to Sydney and Canberra were also targeted. Before Australia, posters with the names of Indian diplomats were also put up in Canada. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Monday that India has requested partner countries like Canada, Britain and Australia not to give space to Khalistanis. He said that these radical extremist ideologies are not good for their relations.
On the name of Indian diplomats in Khalistani posters in Canada, Jaishankar said, ‘We have requested our fellow countries like Canada, Britain, Australia, America not to give place to these Khalistanis. These radical extremist ideologies are not good. For us, for them, or for our relationships. Will raise the issue of these posters.
Such posters were also put up in Canada
The foreign minister’s remarks came after reports circulated in Canada of posters informing pro-Khalistan residents of the rally. These posters raised concerns for the Government of India as it threatened the Ambassador and the Consulate General in Toronto. In March this year, Khalistan supporters protested outside the Indian Embassy in Canada. They raised pro-Khalistan slogans and also assaulted Indian journalists present on the spot.
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