SFJ video : Canadian Ministers Condemn SFJ’s Threatening Video
Members of the Canadian cabinet condemn the SFJ video that threatens to expel Hindus from Canada. Officials remind the Hindu Canadian community that hatred has no place and call for calm and diligence.
SFJ’s Threat to Hindu Community, Minister’s Condemned
On Friday, members of the Canadian cabinet condemned the Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) organization’s video that threatened Hindus with expulsion from Canada and asked them to leave.
Gurpatwant Singh Pannu, a leader of the banned Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) and a designated Khalistani terrorist in India, advised Indo-Canadian Hindus to leave the nation after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s claims, shocking and terrifying the community.
Reacting to this video, Dominic Leblanc, Canada’s minister of public safety, said “There is no place for hate in the country” amid rising tensions between India and Canada.
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“All Canadians should feel secure in the communities they live in. The dissemination of a hate video online that targets Hindu Canadians goes against the principles we uphold as Canadians. Acts of violence, hatred, intimidation, or incitement to fear have no place, he wrote on his official X (previously Twitter) account.
His department issued a similar statement, describing the video as “offensive and hateful”.Harjit Sajjan, the minister of emergency preparedness, made similar remarks to LeBlanc.Indian-origin MP Chandra Arya on Thursday advised the community to be calm, watchful, and report cases of Hinduphobia in light of a recent video by a Khalistani group threatening and asking them to leave the land, saying that Hindu Canadians are “soft targets.”
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Taking to Twitter, He wrote “I have heard from many Hindu-Canadians who are fearful after this targeted attack. I urge Hindu-Canadians to stay calm but vigilant. Please report any incident of Hinduphobia to your local law enforcement agencies.”
Few days back Khalistan movement leader in Canada and the president of Sikhs for Justice which organizes the so-called referendum Gurpatwant Singh Pannun attacked Hindu-Canadians asking us to leave Canada and go back to India.
I have heard from many Hindu-Canadians who are… pic.twitter.com/z3vkAcsUDs— Chandra Arya (@AryaCanada) September 20, 2023
Hindu MP claimed that The Sikh and Hindu populations in Canada are connected by familial connections and other social and cultural ties, Pannun is attempting to incite the Hindu Canadians to provoke and split the two communities.
I want to be clear. The vast majority of our Sikh family members in Canada oppose the Khalistan movement. For a variety of reasons, the majority of Sikh Canadians may not publicly oppose the Khalistan movement, but they have strong ties to the Hindu community, according to Arya.
According to the website of the Indian High Commission in Ottawa, there are 230,000 Indian students and 700,000 non-resident Indians living in Canada.
According to the notification, Indian nationals studying in Canada “must also register” with the high commission in Ottawa, the consulates in Toronto and Vancouver, or both, via those organizations’ websites or the MADAD portal (madad.gov.in). The missions could “better connect with Indian citizens in Canada in the event of any emergency or untoward incident” if they registered.”
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