In Dharamshala, the winter capital of Himachal Pradesh, pro-Khalistan graffiti was discovered on the exterior walls of a government building. According to the cops, they painted the wall to cover up the message right away.
To find out who was behind the anti-India graffiti on public property, an investigation into the incident has been opened.
Three days prior to the opening of the Dharamshala World Cup of Cricket matches, the incident took place.
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Similar circumstances occurred on September 27 at Delhi’s Kashmiri Gate flyover, where pro-Khalistan graffiti was discovered on the walls. As a result, Delhi Police opened an investigation into the event.
The activities of Sikh separatist elements have accelerated recently, despite the fact that the majority of Sikhs worldwide oppose the pro-Khalistan movement. This is especially true in light of Ottawa’s unfounded accusations that India was involved in the murder of designated terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar on Canadian soil.
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On June 18, Nijjar was fatally shot in a parking lot outside a Gurdwara in Surrey, British Columbia.
After Prime Minister Justin Trudeau openly connected Nijjar’s murder to Indian intelligence, leading to a diplomatic dispute and the tit-for-tat expulsion of senior diplomats, ties between India and Canada rapidly deteriorated.
India vehemently refuted the accusations, calling them “absurd” and “motivated,” and demanded Canada provide proof.
In the midst of the escalating tensions, New Delhi also abruptly stopped providing Canadian citizens with visa services, and it reportedly requested that Canada recall 41 ambassadors. India has instructed Canada to return the diplomats by October 10.
