Tensions Rise as Khalistani and Indian Groups Clash in Toronto Protest

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Toronto, Canada : There has been a face-to-face confrontation between Khalistani supporters and Indian individuals. The protests have been taking place outside the Indian Consulate, with Khalistan supporters carrying yellow flags while the Indian tricolor flag is being waved by Indian demonstrators. These demonstrations coincide with the shooting death of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada. The details surrounding Nijjar’s murder have not yet been disclosed.

Threatening posters targeting Indian diplomats have been observed in Toronto, and a poster titled “War Zone” was reportedly displayed outside the Bharat Mata Mandir in Brampton. On Saturday, a performance in Nijjar’s name took place, but it was poorly attended.

The Sikh for Justice (SFJ), a banned organization, is believed to be behind these protests and has accused the Indian agency of orchestrating Nijjar’s killing.

In addition to the protests in Toronto, there was also a demonstration by Khalistan supporters outside the Indian High Commission in London. However, this protest had very few participants. Controversial posters inciting violence were used at the rally, featuring photographs of Indian High Commissioner Vikram Duraiswamy and Consul General of India in Birmingham Dr. Shashank Vikram. The protest ended quickly, with a significant police presence ensuring appropriate policing measures.

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