Selective Justice? Canada’s Terror Double Standards Exposed; Bishnoi Outlawed, Khalistanis Untouched | India News

India-Canada bonds: After months of tense stock exchanges, Canada and India began to return to normal relations, but Justin Trudeau’s success Mark Carney’s mask slowly fell. The decision to appoint Canada as a terrorist entity within the scope of the Criminal Code of Bishnoi lifted his eyebrows – not because the action was unfair, but for emphasizing his selective approach to dealing with groups that threaten Indian interests of Otawa.

Bishnoi gang, which was defined by Canadian authorities as “a transnational punishment organization operating outside of India öncelikle, has been given murder, extortion, arson and intimidation for a long time. The group, which had an important impact in diaspora-exhausted regions, created fear between communities and enterprises abroad.

Officially listing the Bishnoi gang, Canada gave the authority to freeze assets, prosecute members and remove hiring or financing networks. It is a movement that strengthens safety on paper. But in India, the decision triggered a deeper debate – why is such a determined action against Bishnoi, but tolerance, which continues to pro -excessive groups of Khalistan, clearly threatens Indian diplomats and community peace in Canada?

Ottawa’s rapid action against Bishnoi

Canada’s press release was categorical: terrorism has no place in Canada society. Minister of Public Security Arif Virani and the Minister of Diversity, Includes and Disabled Gary Anandasangaree stressed that certain communities are targeted by Bishnoi gang, “terrorism, violence and intimidation”.

In accordance with Canada’s Anti -Terror Law, the appointment allows the police to seize the property, freeze bank accounts, and support anyone who supports or finances the gang. He even blames relations with the groups belonging to the group abroad. In theory, this sends a strong “zero tolerance” message.

Deaf Silence in Halistan Extraction

Ironically, while Otawa quickly moves against Bishnoi, while Khalistan supporters continue to develop at the time of Canada. Only hours after the Bishnoi appointment, Khalistani outfit sfj issued a direct threat to Justice (SFJ), Indian High Commissioner Dinesh Patnaik and declared a $ 10,000 award for anyone who explained his address.

This was not an isolated event. In recent years, Hindu temples have been destroyed, Indian Consulates have been attacked, and clearly confirmed violence against pro-Khalistan India-in the name of “freedom of expression”.

India classified Khalistan groups as terrorist organizations under 1967, the law of illegal activities (prevention) (UAPA), Khalistan groups. Babbar Khalsa International (BKI), International SIH Youth Federation (ISYF), Khalistan Command Forces (Khalistan Command, Khalistan Command, Khalistan Command, Khalistan Command, Khalistan Command.

Despite the repeated diplomatic protests, Canada largely turned into a blind eye to the extremism of Khalistan and often contained it under free speech protection.

Trudeau Period Shadow

This selective action underlines a model that has become visible in Nosedive Nosedived during the term of office of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Trudeau’s controversial visit to India in 2018 last year, the Indian separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar’s participation in the murder of Halistan’s Halistan’s Halistan, which claims that Canada has repeatedly prioritizing internal political thoughts on bilateral relations.

While ignoring the people of Khalistan, the critics claim that Bishnoi act strongly against Bishnoi, claiming that Ottawa plays a convenience policy – gangs that directly affect the Canadian communities, but extremist groups hesitates when they intersect with diaspora voting banks.

A question of intent

On the surface, the ban on the Bishnoi gang of Canada is a step in the right direction. India itself falls into the gang, arresting the operators of law enforcement officers, and imprisoned Gangster Lawrence Bishnoi and her network is blocking financial channels.

However, Ironi Keskin: New Delhi and Ottawa, Bishnoi on the same page, but Khalistan excesses remain polar. If Canada is really determined to fight in a transnational terror, why doesn’t he stand in a group and apply the same criterion on the board?

Symbolism or sincerity?

The Bishnoi ban can make Canadian neighborhoods safer, but for India, Ottawa’s duality is another reminder of the duality. Without concrete action against Khalistan groups, Canada’s reliability in the fight against terrorism is controversial.

Shortly after determining the Bishnoi gang as a terrorism, Canada issued a direct threat against Khalistani’s clothing (SFJ) against India’s High Commissioner Dinesh Patnaik. The group announced a $ 10,000 award for anyone who can explain the housing address.

The threat comes despite the inactivity against Khalistan, which makes Canada’s clearly violent calls, destroyed Hindu temples and even targets Indian consulates. While Otawa rapidly broke into Bishnoi, the silence in Khalistani groups once again reveals what critics call Canada’s permanent soft corner for separatist clothes.

Until then, Bishnoi appointment can be seen as a less real terror phase and more as a symbolic gesture – a movement that strengthens Canada’s internal security while doing very little to correct cracks in the problematic relationship with India.