Amid Anti-Canada Protests, Travel Advisory Issued for India
Canada cautions citizens about potential threats in India, leading to consulate closures. Tensions rise as diplomats face removal amid anti-Canadn sentiment.
Warning of Anti-Canada Protests and Intimidation, Diplomats’ Return Sparks Consulate Suspension in India.
Canada has issued a travel advisory, cautioning its citizens about possible “anti-Canada protests” and the risk of intimidation or harassment following the withdrawal of 41 diplomats from India. As a result, Canada’s Consulates General in Bengaluru, Chandigarh, and Mumbai have temporarily suspended in-person services, directing citizens to seek assistance from the High Commission of Canada in New Delhi.
The diplomats’ return to Canada was prompted by an ultimatum from New Delhi, threatening to remove their diplomatic immunity if they remained beyond a certain deadline. This situation has led to the temporary suspension of in-person services at the consulates.
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Protests, Risk to Canadians
The travel advisory notes concerns about recent developments in both Canada and India, including calls for protests and negative sentiment toward Canada in various media. It warns of potential demonstrations, including those against Canada, which could put Canadians at risk of intimidation or harassment.
For those in Delhi and the National Capital Region, the advisory advises keeping a low profile, avoiding sharing personal information with strangers, steering clear of crowded areas and public transportation, and notifying a friend or family member about travel plans.
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Visa Halt Trudeau’s Allegations
It’s worth mentioning that India has halted visa processing for Canadians indefinitely. This action followed Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s statement about “credible allegations” of a potential link to Indian agents in the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, whom India considered a terrorist. Although no charges were filed against him in Canada, Nijjar was killed in the parking lot of the Guru Nanak Sikh Gurdwara he presided over in Surrey, British Columbia.
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