Within the video, Pannun stated, “The likes of Arya and his supporters. You don’t have any place in Canada since you are working in opposition to the canadian values. You might be working in opposition to the Constitution of Rights and you might be selling the curiosity of your masters, India.”
“You all should abandon your citizenship and transfer again to your motherland, India.When you and your supporters, Chandra Arya, are selling violence in opposition to professional Khalistan Sikhs. We, the professional Khalistani Sikhs have proved over many years that we’re loyal to Canada,” he added.
In a staunch response, Chandra Arya retorted that Canada is their land and that they’ve enriched the multicultural cloth of the nation.
Sharing a put up on X, the Canadian MP wrote, “In response to my condemnation of the vandalism of the Hindu temple BAPS Swaminarayan Mandir in Edmonton and different acts of hate and violence by Khalistan supporters in Canada, Gurpatwant Singh Pannun of Sikhs for Justice has launched a video demanding me and my Hindu-Canadian mates to return to India.”
“We Hindus have come to our great nation Canada from all components of the world. From each nation in South Asia, many international locations in Africa and Caribbean, and lots of different components of the world, we’ve got come right here and Canada is our land,” he added.
“Now we have made and proceed to make an immense optimistic and productive contribution to the socio-economic improvement of Canada. With our lengthy historical past of Hindu tradition and heritage, we’ve got enriched the multicultural cloth of Canada. Our land is being polluted by Khalistani extremists abusing our freedoms assured by our Canadian Constitution of Rights,” Chandra additional stated.
This comes after the BAPS Swaminarayan temple in Edmonton was vandalised this week in a targetted assaults of Hindu locations of worship.
The current assault provides to the collection of comparable incidents occurred in recent times. Final yr, a Hindu temple in Windsor suffered defacement with anti-India graffiti, sparking widespread condemnation and requires motion from each Canadian and Indian officers.
