‘G 20 Message from Canada’ on a Hindu Temple: ‘Modi is Terrorist, Punjab is not India’.

Ahead of Khalistan referendum, another Hindu temple vandalised in Canada.

The outer walls of Shree Mata Bhameshwari Durga Society Mandir in Surrey are spray-painted with slogans reading, ‘Modi is Terrorist, Punjab is not India’ by pro-Khalisatni elements. 

Upendra Bharti | HENB | New Delhi | Sept 9, 2012:: In an utter embarrassment, the Khalistani elements in Canada have sent a pungent message to India and Canada both by spreading a disturbing video of desecration of a temple in British Colombia.

Calling it a “G 20 Message from Canada”, the Khalisatni elements posted a video containing anti-Modi, anti-India, and pro-Khalistan graffiti on a Hindu Temple.

The outer walls of Shree Mata Bhameshwari Durga Society Mandir in Surrey were spray-painted on Thursday (Sept 7) with slogans reading, “Modi is Terrorist. Punjab is not India”.

This shows that the Khalistanis are beyond any control of the Canadian Govt and India has also failed to convince its Canadian counterpart to tame the Khalisatni terrorists by proper dialogue or caution.

“A Hindu temple Shree Mata Bhameshwari Durga Devi Society has been vandalised with black spray paint. These kinds of cowardly attacks are on rise to create terror amongst the community,” Sameer Kaushal, News Director at Radio AM600 in Richmond, wrote on X.

Kaushal said the Surrey detachment of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police has been sounded.

The development comes just ahead of a Khalistan Referendum event, scheduled for September 10, and threats from banned group Sikhs For Justice to “lock down” India’s Consulate in Vancouver. Earlier, the pro-Khalisatni elements tried many times to violate the Hindu and Indian sentiments abruptly.

Now, as it is a high chance to have a meeting of India and Canada at the ongoing G 20 Summit in Delhi, both countries should talk over the issue of sporadic Khalisatani excesses in Canada in the shape of the attacks on Hindu temples or playing street football wrapping with an Indian Tricolur in the broad daylight.

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__Inputs from IANS.