Shree Bhagwat Geeta Park’s sign board broken in Brampton

Ottawa. There are complaints of increasing hate crimes against Indians in Canada these days. In the latest case, the sign board of a park in the Canadian city of Brampton was broken. This park has been named ‘Bhagvad Gita’ Park. India strongly condemned the incident and called it a ‘hate crime’.

The Indian High Commissioner to Canada has demanded an inquiry into the incident. Indian High Commissioner in Ottawa said, ‘We condemn the hate crime at Sri Bhagavad Gita Park in Brampton. We appeal to the Canadian authorities and the police to investigate this matter and take strong action against the culprits.

Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown, on the other hand, also confirmed the incident. He also condemned the incident and said, ‘For us this incident is a zero-tolerance incident’.

Let us tell you, this incident has happened ten days after the issue of the advisory, in which Indian citizens and Indian students were asked to exercise caution at all times. Because, ‘hate crime’ and anti-India activities have increased here. There are 1.6 million Indian origin and NRIs living in Canada. There have been two incidents of attacks on Hindu temples this year. On September 15, a fresco in a temple was tampered with.