A temple in Canada’s city of Surrey in British Colombia was desecrated with anti-India and pro-Khalistan graffiti on its outer partitions.

The growth comes a day previous to the risk from secessionist group Sikhs for Justice (SFJ)’s declare to “lock down” India’s Consulate in Vancouver.

The vandalisation occurred on the Shri Mata Bhameshwari Durga temple in Surrey.

The incident got here to mild on Thursday morning and was reported by the Surrey detachment of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP).

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Rohit, a member of the temple administration, advised HT that the graffiti has been eliminated.

India’s excessive fee in Ottawa had flagged to Canada’s international ministry Global Affairs Canada concerning the perceived risk to its diplomatic premises in Vancouver as SFJ had known as for pro-Khalistan components to lock down the Vancouver Consulate on Friday.

This name got here in retaliation to the enforced cancellation of the Khalistan Referendum, which was scheduled for September 10 at a faculty in Surrey.

On Sunday, Canadian authorities withdrew their permission to carry voting at a public college after considerations have been raised over their promotional supplies that featured the picture of an AK-47 machine gun.