Disturbing That Canadian Politicians Continue To Associate With Extremists, Journalist After Alleged Khalistani Assault

An impartial Canadian investigative journalist on Sunday alleged that he used to be surrounded through a bunch of Khalistanis supporters and threatened with violence whilst reporting their rally.

The incident happened whilst Mocha Bezirgan, an impartial Canadian investigative journalist who covers Khalistani protests throughout Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, and New Zealand, used to be in Vancouver to hide a rally arranged through Khalistan supporters.

“Well, I’m still in Vancouver and it just happened two hours ago, not too long ago, and I’m still shaking because I was surrounded by multiple Khalistanis who acted like thugs. They surrounded me, threatened violence and they got physical with me. They grabbed my phone out of my hand in front of police, by the way,” ANI quoted Bezirgan as announcing. 

Bezirgan expressed fear over Canadian politicians’ persisted affiliation with the extremist team in spite of their violent historical past.

“It is disturbing that Canadian politicians continue to associate with such extremists, despite their violent history and inflammatory rhetoric,” he mentioned. 

Bezirgan claimed that the protesters mentioned they might “ambush” and “kill” Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s politics on the upcoming G7 match in Alberta.

“What these people are saying, how they are exercising their free speech while they are celebrating the assassins of Indira Gandhi and saying that they are going to ambush and kill Indian Prime Minister Modi’s politics at the G7. I asked them are you going to kill his politics the same way you killed Indira Gandhi’s politics? Because they refer to the assassins as their forefathers. They say we are the descendants of the killers of Indira Gandhi, and they are glorifying these acts of violence,” ANI quoted Bezirgan as announcing. 

Bezirgan referred to as Prime Minister Mark Carney’s invitation to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the G7 Summit a “big step” in making improvements to members of the family between the 2 nations. 

“It’s a big step that PM Carney invited PM Modi to Canada to attend G7 Summit and we’ll see how that goes because there’s lots of pressure building on PM Carney right now from Khalistani elements and from World Sikh Organization that he should cancel the invitation,” ANI quoted Bezirgan as announcing. 

Prime Minister Modi on Friday showed that he would attend the G7 Summit in Canada, after a call for participation from newly elected Canadian Prime Minister Carney. Canada will host the G7 Summit from June 15 to 17 in Kananaskis, Alberta.