Ottawa: Recently, after mourning the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canadian Parliament, Canadian MP and Kannadiga Chandra Arya has taught Canadians about terrorists by giving a speech in Parliament about the brutality of Khalistani terrorists and the attack by Khalistani on Air India 182 flight 39 years ago.
Speaking in Parliament on Thursday, Chandra Arya said, '39 years ago, Khalistani extremists blew up an Air India flight, killing 329 people. Most of them were Canadian citizens. It was the largest mass shooting in Canadian history. We must not forget this.
Tragically, many Canadians do not know that the ideology that led to such a violent act is still alive in the country. Some of the actions of the Khalistanis have created anxiety in the Hindu community. Also recently he celebrated the assassination of former Prime Minister Indira. Arya warns that allowing such dark forces to re-emerge is like fueling violence and hatred.
At the same time, a National Day of Remembrance has been celebrated in Vancouver on June 23, when the Kanishka plane crash took place, and more people have been called to participate in it.