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India asks its nationals in Canada to remain vigilant in view of growing incidents of hate crimes, criminal violence

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New Delhi: India on Friday expressed deep sadness over the murders of three Indian students in Canada and said it has asked its nationals there to remain vigilant in view of “the deteriorating security environment in Canada as a result of the growing incidence of hate crimes and criminal violence”.

Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal, addressing a media briefing, said that “in the last week or so we have had unfortunate tragedies in Canada. Three Indian students have been murdered in violent crimes.”

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“We are deeply saddened at these terrible tragedies that have struck our nationals in Canada. We extend our deepest condolences to the grieving families. Our High Commission in Ottawa and Consulates in Toronto & Vancouver are extending all possible help in the matter. They are in touch with the local authorities for thorough investigation in these incidents.

“The safety, security and welfare of Indian nationals in Canada remains of utmost importance to us. Issues faced by them, especially Indian students, are raised by our High Commission and Consulates with the relevant Canadian authorities on a regular basis.

“We have also issued advisory for our nationals and Indian students to exercise extreme caution and remain vigilant in view of the deteriorating security environment in Canada as a result of the growing incidence of hate crimes and criminal violence.”

According to data, over 400,000 Indian students are studying in Canada.

Asked about reports of instances of the Indian High Commission not granting visas in Canada, the spokesperson described it as part of a “disinformation” campaign to malign India.

“We have seen the said media report. It is yet another example of Canadian media’s disinformation to malign India. Granting of Indian visa is our sovereign function and we have the legitimate right to deny visas to those who undermine our territorial integrity. The commentary that we see in the Canadian media on this matter is akin to foreign interference in India’s sovereign affairs,” he said.

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