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Hindu Priest at Hindu Sabha Temple in Brampton Canada

Canada Attack On Hindu Temple: Hindu temples have been continuously targeted in Canada. Once again Khalistani supporters have attacked Hindus and temples. Meanwhile, efforts to unite Hindus have also intensified. Angered by the attack by Khalistan supporters, Hindus are uniting and to unite against such attacks, Hindus have used CM Yogi’s slogan ‘Bantoghe to Katoghe’. After the incident, the priest of the angry Brampton temple said that this attack by Khalistan supporters is an attack on Hindus all over the world. He said that today there is a need for Hindus to unite, if we are not united then we cannot remain safe.

If we stay united we will be safe

After this incident, resentment is continuously increasing among the Hindus of Canada. Now the priest of the Brampton temple urged to show unity and raised slogans of ‘If you divide, you will be divided’. The priest of the Brampton temple said that now everyone will have to unite. Hindus in Canada need to unite. If you remain united, you will remain safe.

‘Everyone will have to unite’

The united Hindus also raised slogans of ‘Bharat Mata ki Jai’ outside the temple. The priest said that slogans should not be raised only. Today the time has come when we need to unite. We have to think not only about ourselves but also about the future, everyone will have to be united. We do not oppose anyone.

Attack on devotees in Hindu temple

In fact, on Sunday, Khalistani supporters targeted a group of devotees in a Hindu temple in Brampton. This incident has caused widespread anger among Hindus. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau himself condemned the incident and said that incidents of violence in the temple are unacceptable. Every Canadian has the right to practice his or her religion freely and safely.

Indian government condemned

India’s tough stance has been seen after the attack on the Hindu temple in Brampton city of Canada. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal has said that we have demanded the Canadian government to ensure the security of religious places. Hopefully those involved in the violence will be punished. The Ministry of External Affairs says that it is very concerned about the safety of Indian citizens living in Canada.