Khalistan Float Shows 'Chained & Caged' PM Modi At Canada's Khalsa Day Parade; MEA Fumes | Watch

Published on May 08, 2024 02:16 pm IST

India lashed the Justin Trudeau government for providing safe haven for extremist activities in Canada after a Khalistan float depicting PM Narendra Modi chained and caged was displayed at a Khalsa Day Parade. The incident took place on May 5 at Malton in the greater Toronto area. "We have repeatedly raised our strong concerns regarding the violent imagery being used by extremist elements in Canada against our political leadership. Celebration and glorification of violence should not be a part of any civilized society," the MEA said in a statement. Watch. INTERNATIONAL NEWS

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