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On July 11 in Canada, some people threw eggs from the roofs on ISKCON’s Jagannath Rath Yatra. The video of this incident went viral on social media recently. The incident took place when devotees were performing hymns while dancing on the streets.
While sharing a video of the incident, social media user Sangna Bajaj wrote- Somebody threw eggs at us from a nearby building. Why? Because our faith makes noise? Because our happiness seems unknown? We did not stop, because Lord Jagannath is on the streets, no hatred can shake us. “
At the same time, an NRI living in Toronto said- We were shocked and hurt, but we did not stop the journey. Hate can never beat faith. “
Naveen Patnaik said- Government of India should register protest
Condemning the incident, former Chief Minister of Odisha Naveen Patnaik called it an attack on the sentiments of devotees. He wrote on X- I am saddened by the news of throwing eggs at devotees during the Rath Yatra in Toronto. This incident not only hurts the feelings of Jagannath devotees, but is also sad for the people of Odisha. “
Patnaik demanded the Government of India and the Odisha government to take the matter seriously and register a protest through the Indian Embassy in Canada.
Devotees come out with idols of Lord Jagannath
Jagannath Rath Yatra is a major festival of ISKCON, in which the devotees take the idols of Lord Jagannath, Baldev and Subhadra Devi on the streets on the streets and celebrate with bhajan-kirtan. According to the website of ISKCON Toronto, the festival ran from 11 am to 1 pm on July 11.
A rally was organized against Hindus 2 months ago
Hindus have been continuously targeted in Canada for some time. Two months ago, Khalistani supporters held an anti -Hindu rally in Toronto. In this rally, Khalistanis raised slogans to send 8 lakh Hindus back to India.
In this, a prison model was made on a large truck and in it, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah and External Affairs Minister S.K. The effigies of Jaishankar were kept. These mannequins were shown like a prisoner.
In Canada, many times in the past, Khalistanis have performed in this way by creating an effigy of the Indian Prime Minister.
5 days ago, Kapil Sharma’s cafe was fired
On the intervening night of 9-10 July, an unknown assailant fired 9 bullets at Kapil Sharma’s cafe in Surrey city of British Columbia province of Canada. A video of this was revealed in which a person was seen firing from a semi automatic pistol.
According to the police, ‘bullets were fired in the 8400 block of 120th Street at 1:50 pm at 1:50 pm. During this time the staff of the cafe was present inside.
Terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannu had said that Kapil calls himself a Hinduist. Bullets can be fired again at his cafe.
Pannu said, ‘People of India are investing in Surrey city of Canada. Is Kapil’s cafe just a comedy cafe or is part of a major strategy of spreading Hindutva? These people raise the slogan ‘Mera Bharat Mahan’ and openly support Modi’s Hindutva. ‘
Pannu further said, ‘When these people do not obey the law of Canada, then why are Canada coming here, Canada is not your playground. Take your blood earning and go back to India. Canada will not allow the violent Hindutva ideology to establish roots on its land under the guise of trade.
Recently, the video of the firing outside Kapil Sharma’s Caps Cafe went viral on social media.