Sikh Separatists Protest in Brampton, Canada

0:00Dozens of Sikhs separatists rallied outside the Traveni Mandir Hindu temple in South Brampton on Chingluku'sy road near Queen Street West, waving. Yellow flags were colostan, the independent state they want carved out of India. The protest highlighted anger over violence against Sikhs in Canada and India, staying peaceful for over two hours behind metal barricades while. Temple music played on. This comes amidst strained Canada India ties, sparked by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's claims of credible links between Indian agents and the 20, 23 killing of Sikh leader Hardeeb Singh Nijar in British Columbia. Four Indian nationals faced charges in that case, still pending in court, though India denies involvement. It echoes the 1984 assassination of India's Prime Minister Indira Gandhi by Sikh bodyguards followed by riots that killed at least 2,000 Sikhs. Inderjeet Singh Gosal, who took over Nijar's role coordinating callistan referendums for Sikhs for justice in Canada, demanded more probes into any.

1:02Indian government ties in stressed Canada must protect its citizens first. He spaced threats and has his own unresolved charges from past clashes at temples, including assault with a weapon and weapons offenses. Meanwhile the temple stayed quiet, but Hindu groups urged police to safeguard worship sites, calling temples places for peace, not politics. The oil police kept mark cars on site and organizers thanked them as the event wrapped without incident. Tensions linger on both sides, but Sunday showed how dialogue and security can keep things calm in diverse spots like Brampton. Canada news today, powered by AI bringing you what matters.