A Hindu temple in Brampton, Canada, was targeted in an attack allegedly by pro-Khalistan supporters, sparking outrage and protests from the Indian community. Thousands rallied, condemning the violence and urging action against Khalistani extremism.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday condemned the attack on a Hindu temple in Canada and described the disruptions outside an Indian consular camp an “appalling” attempt to intimidate its diplomats as relation between the two nations ebb.

Earlier this month, Khalistani radicals had attacked a group of devotees outside the Hindu Sabha Mandir in Brampton, Canada. Prime Minister Narendra Modi strongly denounced the “deliberate attack” on the Hindu temple,

The Brampton Triveni Mandir in Canada canceled a consular camp for Indian Hindus and Sikhs due to threats of violent protests. This follows a recent attack on another Hindu temple, prompting calls for security and condemnation from Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

The Brampton Triveni Mandir cancelled a life certificate event due to threats of violent protests, following a similar disruption at another Hindu temple. The temple cited intelligence from Peel Regional Police and expressed concern for the safety of the Hindu community in Canada.

The Triveni Community Centre has requested Peel Police to enhance security for the Brampton Triveni Mandir amidst threats to the Hindu community, following a violent incident at a nearby temple. Both PM Modi and Trudeau condemned the violence and emphasized the right to practice faith safely.