India on Thursday hit out at Canada for giving space to separatists and extremists elements after visuals surfaced on social media of a float in the Canadian city of Brampton that reportedly celebrated the assassination of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi.
Intelligence agencies believed that it seemed to be linked with the 39th anniversary of the Indian Army's 'Operation Bluestar' in Amritsar which was carried out between June 1 and 8, 1984
High Commissioner for Canada in India Cameron MacKay criticised the event by saying there is no place in Canada for hate or for the glorification of violence.
High Commissioner for Canada in India Cameron MacKay on Thursday condemned the event in Brampton that celebrated the assassination of late Indian PM Indira Gandhi, saying there is no place for hate or for the glorification of violence in Canada
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