“Indo-Canadians shocked…," Canadian Journalist expresses concerns of Indian community in Canada
Updated:1 year, 9 months ago
Updated:1 year, 9 months ago
Toronto (Canada), October 15 (ANI): Senior Canadian Journalists expresses conveys the concerns of Indo-Canadian community amid escalating diplomatic tension between the countries. Journalist Tahir Gora said that Indo-Canadians are also very upset that 60-70 thousand Indian students are facing deputation right now. Journalist Haleema Sadia said that it's very hard for them to travel and touch their bases as the tension escalates. Senior Canadian Journalist Tahir Gora said, “Indo-Canadians received shocking and distressing news. It was heard that the relations between India and Canada have become even colder and India has asked to call back its diplomats. Canada told India that Indian diplomats could also be 'people of interest' behind the murder of Nijjar here. How did it happen that the relations between the two democracies of the two countries became bad? Many Indo-Canadians talked to me and they said that even Canada and China did not have such bad relations whereas there were many rifts between the two countries. Such bad relations did not happen even between Russia and Canada. Canada is sending its full support to Ukraine and is also criticizing Russia, even though both are not democracies. So how did it happen that two big democracies have bad relations with each other? Along with this, Indo-Canadians are also very upset that 60-70 thousand Indian students are facing deputation right now. This is also a matter of great concern for them. I as a general public am very shocked at how things are going in both countries, which are both huge democracies.” Senior Canadian Journalist Haleema Sadia said, “Today we Canadians have received a very saddening and distressing news about the tension between India and Canada. It has been in the last couple of years that people of both countries are facing very challenging situations because of unhealthy diplomatic relations between both countries. For those who have a homeland in Canada but have ties with their homes in India, when this tension grows, it's very hard for them to travel and touch their bases. I feel like it's a very saddening, distressing and stressful situation for all the Canadians.”
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