Bharat Rakshak

Lisa wrote: ↑12 Oct 2023 12:52 I thing, I repeat, I think, once your diplomatic credentials are revoked, the basis of your continued stay is exclusively based around the originally issues visa. That visa needs to be revoked. Then we can all sing,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HnYWmgS ... donRecords

Yagnasri wrote: ↑12 Oct 2023 12:09 They are forcing us to expel this useless gang of people. The reality is we will ask Canada to remove them from Bharat and say that it was done as Canada is supporting the terrorists against Bharat bla bla bla. Imagine the bad image it will give Canada in the current situation.

How does it help address the core issue. Core issue is space given by Canada to terrorists - MEA Spx

We are in touch with Canadians at various levels, says MEA Spox on reports of EAM, Canada FM having a meeting last month in Washington

chetak wrote: ↑12 Oct 2023 14:46 WA

canuck diplomutts leaving in panic

Jaishankar should ease off a bit.....

“Diplomacy is always better when conversations remain private,” Canada’s foreign affairs Minister Mélanie Joly told the media in Ottawa on Wednesday morning during the course of a press conference to address the situation in Israel...
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She was asked whether Canada had downsized the number of diplomats in India following India’s demand for parity.

Meanwhile, the outlet CBC News reported that “all or almost all Canadian diplomats remain in India.” Citing an unnamed senior Canadian government source, it said “Canada remains in discussions with India, and has allowed the deadline to pass without complying with India’s demand.”

“The Canadian high commissioner to India, Cameron MacKay, was summoned to South Block on Wednesday and a protest was conveyed. The protest note asked the Trudeau government to immediately pull down the posters at Surrey Gurudwara, investigate the threat to PM, EAM and India's too diplomat in Canada and then take strong action against the guilty. Simultaneously a protest was conveyed to Global Affairs Canada in Ottawa at the same time,” a second person said.

RoyG wrote: ↑14 Oct 2023 08:35 What's the big deal? its just a stupid sign.

RoyG wrote: ↑14 Oct 2023 08:35 What's the big deal? its just a stupid sign.

NRao wrote: ↑14 Oct 2023 11:25 Those Camadian diplomats who were asked to leave Bharat and have not, are no longer diplomats. If they are caught doing a simple thing as driving, they could be arrested.

They are, like many others, Canadians who have over stayed their visas.

Simple.

sanjayc wrote: ↑14 Oct 2023 10:27 Strange of these Canadian White Pakis to refuse to remove their diplomats from India despite being asked to by the host country. This only means these dudes are running operations in India, which will collapse if they leave.

Pratyush wrote: ↑14 Oct 2023 10:22 It seems like a desperate cry for attention by the Khalistanis.

sanman wrote: ↑14 Oct 2023 10:10 Today it's Canadian Khalistanis calling for the deaths of India's Modi & Jaishankar.

Tomorrow, it could be Canadian supporters of Hamas calling for deaths of Israeli diplomats and leaders - or even attacking Canadian Jews.

Canada's path of apathy and complacency may yield unwanted fruit.

chetak wrote: ↑14 Oct 2023 12:44 sanman ji,

If jews are attacked in kaneda, the 5eyes, NATO, EU, and the UK will descend on turdboy like a ton of bricks and probably bundle him out of office ASAP

can pappu knows that better than anyone else.

BTW, Jaishankar's security has been enhanced to Z category.

Jagmeet Singh Justifies Agreement with The Liberals Ahead of Key Convention Confidence Vote

NDP leader also walks a fine line on the Hamas-Israel conflict

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Singh won the support of 81 per cent of delegates, who voted not to hold a leadership convention.

That's down slightly from his previous votes. In 2018, 90.7 per cent of delegates voted against triggering a leadership race. In 2021, 87 per cent of party delegates voted against a leadership convention.

Singh walks a fine line on Israel-Hamas war

Hanging over the convention was how the NDP will respond to Hamas's attack on Israel and Israel's bombing of Gaza, an expected prelude to a ground offensive.

More than 1,300 people in Israel have been killed, including women, children and the elderly, as well as young people at a music festival. Militants also took some 150 people hostage.

Gaza authorities say more than 1,800 people — more than half of whom were women and individuals under the age of 18 — have been killed in Israel's retaliatory attacks.

Singh attempted to walk a fine line in his speech, acknowledging the "brutal attack" from Hamas, which he said invoked memories of the Holocaust.

"There can be no justification for the torture, murder and sexual violence committed by Hamas," he said to a standing ovation from the convention crowd. "And we must call for the killing of innocent civilians in Gaza to end immediately."

Singh said the world cannot stand by while the people of Gaza are left to die.

New Democrat MPs are among the few Canadian political parties calling for a ceasefire.

Later Saturday, New Democrats debated and passed an emergency resolution that backs the party's calls for an end to the violence, the release of hostages and for "life-saving humanitarian assistance for residents of the Gaza Strip."

It did not reflect calls by some delegates, like those from the party's unofficial NDP Socialist Caucus, to take a harder line on years of military action by Israel.

That group submitted an emergency resolution that calls Israel an "apartheid state." Canada has previously said it rejects the view that "Israel's actions constitute apartheid." The group's resolution also urges the party to launch a boycott, divestment and sanctions campaign against Israel.

Pro-Palestinian protesters caused a brief disruption outside of the convention hall on Saturday afternoon.

sanjaykumar wrote: ↑15 Oct 2023 19:19 I am sure jagmeet Singh’s pronouncements carry significant weight in world capitals.

First tel aviv then Calgary.