New Delhi, 30 January
A quarrel broke out out Between the Indian community and Khalistan supporters in Australia during a referendum called for outlawed Sikhs for justice for the creation of An independent, local Sikh state media mentioned.
The short quarrel broke out out at 4.30pm on Sunday after a group of India supporters waving national Flags have arrived at the polling site in Reported by The Edge Square, Melbourne.
I strongly condemn the anti-India activities by Khalistani supporters in Australia. opposite-social Elements that try to disrupt peace and harmony of Country with These activities must be dealt with with Severely and sinners shall be brought to the books.ANI picture.twitter.com/xMMxNTQscc
– Manjinder Singh Sirsa (@mssirsa) January 29, 2023
Victoria Police, who used pepper spray to quell the protests, said two menaged 34 and 39, was arrested and issued a penalty Notice for their naughty behaviour.
in several videos posted on Twitter and Khalistan supporters were seen attacking the Indians with sticks in broad daylight. She was also He was seen grabbing and damaging the Indian Tricolor.
Responding to the videos, BJP leader Manjinder Singh Sirsa tweeted: “I strongly condemn the anti-India activities by the pro-Khalistani. in Australia. opposite-social Elements that try to disrupt peace and harmony of Country with These activities must be dealt with with Strongly and sinners shall bring books.” men were injured in the demonstration – one with a head ruptures and others with hand injury – Police continue to investigate injuries, The Edge reported.
Khalistan referendum campaign is being run across the world By Sikhs loyal to Khalistan for justice, calling for a new state that would take in Punjab regions of Northern India and Pakistan.
the attack Indian came though community in Australia informs the police of the planned demonstration in Union Square in Melbourne, Australia Today reported.
“for me parents who live in These Khaleejis are very dangerous and will not hesitate to attack,” Jalandar told me,” a terrified Lovebreat Core (name) changed) told Australia Today.
In month of In January alone, Khalistan supporters attacked three Hindu temples in Melbourne with Anti-Indian writings.
India strongly condemns the incidents, and has asked Australia to bring the perpetrators to book W ensure Such incidents are not repeated in future.
On Republic Day, Indian High Commission in Canberra issued a statement asking the Australian government to ensure the safety And security of Indians with Referendums are being planned in Melbourne and Sydney.
“These accidents clear Attempts to sow hatred and division Inter-Indian Australian multi-religious and pacifist communityIndian Mission in Australia said.
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