Controversial tableau on Indira Gandhi’s assassination in Canada: 2 Sikh gunmen shot dead in Brampton, Operation Blue Star and 84 riots banners

Indira Gandhi assassination tableau taken out in Canada’s Brampton city

In the Nagar Kirtan taken out by Sikhs in Canada, the former Prime Minister of India Late. A controversial tableau related to Indira Gandhi was kept. Self on a car in this tableau. Indira Gandhi’s dummy was shown being shot by 2 Sikh bodyguards. This tableau was taken out by Khalistani supporters in Nagar Kirtan on June 4 in Brampton city of Canada.

After the video related to this tableau surfaced, protests against it have started in Canada itself. By uploading videos of the tableau on social media, a campaign is going on asking Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to take action against those responsible for it.

In 1984, the Golden Temple and the Akal Takht Sahib, the Sikh shrines, were damaged in Operation Blue Star, launched to kill Jarnail Singh Bhindranwala in Amritsar. Because of this there was a lot of anger among the Sikhs. Four months after Operation Blue Star, the then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi was shot dead by two Sikh soldiers posted under her security.

Indira Gandhi assassination tableau

tableaux being criticized

Meanwhile, some people are also criticizing Canadian political leaders that all this is happening on their instigation. By doing this, the Khalistani supporters are trying to spoil the atmosphere in Canada. Some people have clearly written that this kirtan organized in Brampton city seemed less like a city kirtan and more of Khalistani agenda.

Banner with photo of Operation Blue Star and 1984 anti-Sikh riots

Large banners of Operation Blue Star and the 1984 anti-Sikh riots in Delhi were put up on vehicles in the nearly 5 km long Nagar Kirtan. Let us inform that on October 31, 1984, a month after Operation Blue Star, the then Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi was shot by her Sikh bodyguards. After this anti-Sikh riots broke out in Delhi.

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The Government of India had warned the Government of Canada earlier also

During the absconding of Waris Punjab De chief Amritpal Singh, Khalistani supporters in Canada pulled down the tricolor installed in the Indian Embassy. The Khalistani flag was hoisted in its place. India had strongly objected to such an act of Khalistani supporters on Canadian soil and had summoned the Canadian ambassador.