Surrey police team reached the spot for investigation.
Before Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Canada, there has been firing on the property of Lakshmi Narayan Temple President and businessman Satish Kumar. The incident occurred when a few days ago the owner of the said property received a ransom call of about 20 million dollars.
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The incident occurred at 128 Street, 70 Avenue in Ohabs in Surrey, Canada. When Satish Kumar refused to pay the money, the miscreants fired on two of his properties in the last 48 hours. The Canada Police is currently investigating both cases.
Satish said that there was a sharp debate with those who made his call and alleged that some people of the community are leaking information to help these forced recovers. He urged the community to unite and protect each other from such targeted violence.
After the incident on the previous day, the police reached the spot and investigating.
Satish was also attacked on 7 June
Property owner and Laxmi Narayan Temple President Satish Kumar said- This incident took place on June 7 at around two and a half in the morning. Earlier, two years ago, there was a firing at Satish Kumar’s son’s house in December two years ago. During this time, the accused fired about 14 bullets.
Please tell that Lakshmi Narayan Temple is considered a very recognized temple for Hindus in Canada. This has happened for the fourth time that an officer of Lakshmi Narayan Temple has been targeted by miscreants. Now all the police are investigating the case.
Pakistan’s flag on the car of Khalistanis during the protest in Canada.
Canada PM invited Prime Minister Modi
Let us know that PM Narendra Modi has been invited to attend the G7 Summit to be held from 15 to 17 June in Kananaskis, Alberta in Canada. For this, PM Mark Carney of Canada called PM Modi.
Modi posted on social media and gave information about it himself. Earlier, anti -India activity was carried out by Khalistanis in Canada and procession was extracted. No appropriate action was taken by the Canadian government on this.