New Delhi: On Thursday, the Indian Foreign Ministry made a significant announcement regarding Canada. In the process, it also accused Canada of using unfair criteria. We expect Canada to take action against anti-Indian groups who have regularly threatened violence against Indian leaders, institutions, airlines, and diplomats, Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Randhir Jaiswal stated.The Ministry of External Affairs has responded to two recent arrests made by Canadian law enforcement about internet threats against Justin Trudeaus life. Randhir Jaiswal reportedly stated that a democracy only exposes its double standards when it applies disparate standards to evaluate or uphold the rule of law and freedom of speech.#WATCH कनाडा द्वारा प्रधानमंत्री जस्टिन ट्रूडो और अन्य नेताओं को ऑनलाइन धमकी देने के लिए दो व्यक्तियों पर आरोप लगाए जाने की खबरों पर विदेश मंत्रालय के प्रवक्ता रणधीर जायसवाल ने कहा, हमने ये रिपोर्ट देखी हैं। जब कोई लोकतंत्र कानून के शासन और अभिव्यक्ति की स्वतंत्रता को मापने के… pic.twitter.com/nQZdKHQAWe— ANI_HindiNews (@AHindinews) July 25, 2024Mason John Baker, 23, a resident of Calgary, Alberta, Canada, was accused of making threats recently, on June 6. According to the press statement, on May 10, 2024, the Canadian security agency INSET was notified of a purported threat to kill Trudeau made by a member of the social media site X. Later, on June 13, Edmonton resident Gary Belzevic, 67, was taken into custody for allegedly threatening Trudeau with the same kind of threats. Under such circumstances, Trudeau was not the only target of the purported threats in the YouTube video, which INSET learned about on June 7. They also included Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland and New Democratic Party leader Jagmeet Singh. More on the plightChandra Arya, a Canadian lawmaker of Indian descent, claimed on Wednesday that radical Khalistanis are contaminating Canada. In response to the video of separatist leader Gurpatwant Singh Pannu urging him and his Hindu friends to return to India, Arya stated that Canada is their land and that radical Khalistanis are contaminating it. On Wednesday, Canadian lawmaker Chandra Arya, who is of Indian descent, stated that radical Khalistanis are contaminating the country. Arya reacted to a video that separatist leader Gurpatwant Singh Pannu had posted, in which he was asked to return to India along with his Hindu companions, by saying that Canada was their home and that radical Khalistanis were poaching it.
