Australian Foreign Minister raises concerns with Indian counterpart over alleged targeting of Sikhs in Canada

Australian Foreign Minister Marise Payne has raised serious allegations with her Indian counterpart regarding the targeting of Sikhs in Canada. The issue came to light during a recent meeting between the two diplomats, where Payne expressed deep concerns over reports of discrimination and violence against the Sikh community in Canada.

According to sources, Payne highlighted specific incidents where Sikhs were allegedly targeted and harassed in Canada, raising questions about the safety and security of the minority community in the country. The Australian Foreign Minister urged her Indian counterpart to address these issues and ensure the protection of Sikhs living in Canada.

The allegations have sparked outrage among the Sikh community worldwide, with many calling for action to be taken to address the discrimination and violence they face. The Sikh diaspora has long been vocal about their struggles for equality and justice, and this latest development has only added fuel to their fight for their rights.

Both India and Australia have a significant Sikh population, and the issue of Sikh rights and representation is a sensitive topic for both countries. The allegations raised by Payne have put pressure on the Indian government to address the concerns of the Sikh community and take steps to ensure their safety and well-being.

As the international community watches closely, the Indian government is expected to respond to these allegations and take action to address the issues raised by the Australian Foreign Minister. The fate of the Sikh community in Canada hangs in the balance, as they wait for justice and equality to prevail.