Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has once again made serious allegations against the Indian government. The Canadian government has linked the incidents happening in its country with the Indian High Commissioner. However, India has given a strong response to this. Here, apart from the Ministry of External Affairs, there has been a flood of memes on social media taunting Canada.
What did Trudeau say?
Trudeau said, ‘As the Commissioner of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) has previously said, they have clear evidence that the Indian government is involved in activities that pose a significant threat to public safety. These include dozens of threatening and abusive practices, including intelligence gathering, coercive behavior and murder against South Asian Canadians. This is absolutely not acceptable.
He further said, ‘Attempts were made by the RCMP and national security officials to work together with the Government of India and law enforcement, but they repeatedly refused to do so. That’s why this weekend Canadian authorities took the unusual step of meeting with Indian authorities to provide evidence to the RCMP, in which six Indian government agents are persons of interest. Despite repeated requests to the Indian government, they decided not to cooperate.
“The Indian government made the fundamental mistake of thinking that they could support criminal activities against Canadian citizens here on Canadian soil,” Trudeau said. Be it murder or extortion. This is not acceptable at all…. “The RCMP came out openly today and stopped a pattern of suspicious and illegal information gathering.” He also said that later this information was extended to criminal organizations.
memes viral
Many memes are going viral amid the India and Canada dispute. One of them shared the picture of gangster Lawrence Bishnoi and wrote, ‘Yes, we will give you Khalistan, send your address.’ At the same time, a user wrote, ‘Oh, we are scared.’ One user even wrote that he did not think that India would have better relations with Pakistan than Canada.
