Vaibhav

We were at the Brampton Triveni Mandir and @surreymandir today. Our sincere thanks go to @PeelPolice and @SurreyPolice for their proactive measures in preventing potential escalations. In Brampton, Khalistani extremists were kept across the road under the city’s ‘Protecting Places of Worship from Public Nuisance Demonstrations By-law.’ In Surrey too, buffer zone was maintained via a Supreme Court of British Columbia injunction obtained by the temple, while B.C.’s Bill 13 (Safe Access to Places of Public Worship Act) is still moving through the legislative process. These specific legal mechanisms were vital today in reducing the risk of direct confrontation and ensuring the safety of devotees. The buffer zones may contain movement, but it does not erase targeting. Hindu devotees had to walk past provocative displays of political murder and slogans to “kill”, simply to enter their place of worship. No community should have to navigate hate, just to pray. The choice of the Brampton Triveni Mandir is particularly disturbing. By selecting a temple built and sustained by the Caribbean Hindu community for a "rally" against the Indian government, Khalistani extremists signal that any visible expression of Hindu identity is a legitimate target for confrontation, regardless of the community's history or origin. The most concerning outcome of this "managed" situation is the shift of responsibility. When authorities frame these events as "orderly," the burden of safety falls on the devotees. It is the worshippers who are advised to avoid contact, adjust their movements, and navigate around a conflict they did not invite. Public safety cannot be reduced to simple crowd separation. It must account for context, intent, and the fundamental right to access a place of worship without facing staged intimidation. A society truly committed to equal protection and genuine religious freedom should not allow the targeting of sacred spaces to become the new standard, which is unfortunately a new normal now in Canada.

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I request @DRDO_India to never share any info with VSSC/@isro. I witnessed the details of the AD-1 model of the Hypersonic Brahmos Missile that came for testing from DRDL at HWTD/VSSC being communicated to the spy network by my Group Director, at VSSC. @HMOIndia @NIA_India

For the benefit of andhabhaktas and @narendramodi who has again chosen to insult Bengal and Bengalis by misrepresenting and insulting the Bangla language .