Khalistani Followers Attack A Different Hindu Temple In Canada

Khalistani followers attack a different Hindu temple in Canada; CCTV footage of the incident. Once again a Hindu temple was targeted in Canada.

According to the Australia Today report, extremist elements vandalized a Hindu temple in Canada’s British Columbia province late on Saturday night with posters of the Khalistan referendum.

Terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar’s picture was put on the temple.

Two masked individuals are seen sticking the poster in the video posted by Australia Today.

The poster at the gate of the temple carried the picture of Khalistan Tiger Force chief and designated terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, who was killed in June this year.

Recently, there have been many cases of attacks on Hindu temples in Canada. This information has come to light through CCTV footage.

Khalistani followers attack a different Hindu temple: BAPS Swaminarayan temple was vandalized in April.

In April this year, the BAPS Swaminarayan temple in Windsor, Ontario, Canada, was vandalized.

Earlier in February, the Ram temple was vandalized in Mississauga, Canada. Strongly condemning the attacks on the temples, the Indian Embassy in Toronto urged the Canadian authorities to investigate the incidents and take prompt action against the perpetrators.

Gauri Shankar temple was attacked in January.

In January this year, a Gauri Shankar temple in Brampton was painted by Khalistani supporters, sparking outrage among the Indian community.

The Indian Embassy in Canada said that this act deeply hurt the sentiments of the Indian community in Canada.

Pakistan: 13 people were killed in an attack on Chinese workers in Balochistan; the BLA claimed responsibility.

In an incident in Balochistan, Pakistan, thirteen persons were killed, including four Chinese nationals. Nine Pakistani Army personnel are also among the dead.

Attackers claimed responsibility through the Baloch Liberation Army.

The attack on Chinese employees in Gwadar today has reportedly been claimed by the Baloch Liberation Army’s (BLA) suicide unit, the Majeed Brigade.

According to the BLA, the attack involved two of its Majeed Brigades “fidayeen.”

The two alleged attackers have been depicted in images by Pakistani security forces. Hospital and local sources report that numerous victims of today’s incident have already died and been injured.