Assassination of former Prime Minister of India Indira Gandhi in Canada The matter of celebration is getting heated. Foreign Minister S Jaishankar’s response has come on the matter. He has warned Canada in clear words and said that it is ‘not good for the relations’ of the two countries. Let us tell you that a video of the tableau went viral on social media, in which the late Indira Gandhi was depicted in a blood-soaked sari. Jaishankar also linked the incident to vote bank politics and said that I think there is a big issue involved in it. Frankly speaking, I do not understand what could be the reason other than vote bank politics, why someone would do this.

What did the Congress say about the matter Congress has condemned the incident of tableau allegedly being taken out depicting the assassination of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in Canada. The party has said that the Government of India should strongly take up this issue with Canada. Congress General Secretary Jairam Ramesh has made this request to External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar by tweeting. Let us tell you that according to media reports, Khalistan supporters in Brampton, Canada recently took out a tableau depicting the assassination of Indira Gandhi.

#WATCH | EAM Dr S Jaishankar speaks on reports of late PM Indira Gandhi’s assassination celebration in Canada; says, “…I think there is a bigger issue involved…Frankly, we are at a loss to understand other than the requirements of vote bank politics why anybody would do… pic.twitter.com/VsNP31T1Fb

— ANI (@ANI) June 8, 2022097 Sharing this video, Congress leader Milind Deora tweeted that as an Indian I am pained to see that Canadians A five kilometer long parade was held in Brampton depicting the assassination of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. This is not a matter of taking sides, but of respect for the history of the nation and the pain caused by the assassination of the former Prime Minister. Extremism must be universally condemned and combated together.

Reaction of the High Commissioner of Canada

Cameron McKay, who is the High Commissioner of Canada in India, has reacted to the matter.He has tweeted about the matter. Cameron wrote on his Twitter wall that he was shocked by the news of an event in Canada, in which the assassination of the late Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi was celebrated. There is no place in Canada for the glorification of hatred or violence. I unequivocally condemn these activities.

It may be noted that 91 October, 916 the then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi was shot dead by her bodyguards.

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