Attack on Hindu Sabha Temple in Canada Sparks Outrage Among Politicians and Community Leaders

The recent assault on the Hindu Sabha temple in Brampton, Canada, by Khalistani extremists has ignited strong reactions from Canadian leaders and raised concerns about religious safety. Canadian politicians, including opposition leader Pierre Poilievre, Toronto MP Kevin Vuong, and MP Chandra Arya, condemned the violence and criticized the government’s response to protecting minorities. This incident has highlighted growing concerns about radicalism and religious freedom in Canada.

Condemnation from Canadian Leaders

Pierre Poilievre, Conservative Party leader, publicly denounced the attack, stating that all Canadians deserve the freedom to worship peacefully. He pledged that his party would work to address the instability affecting religious minorities. Toronto MP Kevin Vuong criticized Canada’s environment, alleging that the country has become a “safe harbor for radicals.” His remarks resonated with the Hindu community’s sentiment regarding a perceived lack of security.

MP Arya’s Strong Statement: A “Red Line” Crossed

MP Chandra Arya expressed deep concern over the incident, calling it a significant escalation in violent extremism within Canada. He warned that the attack represented a “red line crossed,” urging authorities to respond decisively to prevent further attacks on places of worship.

Community Reactions and Video Evidence

The Hindu Canadian Foundation, a non-profit supporting Hindu Canadians, released a video showing the attack, revealing that even children and women were targeted. This video has added to the alarm and sparked calls for increased protections for religious minorities.

Refrence From: www.hindustantimes.com