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Relations between India and Canada have deteriorated to a great extent regarding Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. But after the mediation of America and Britain, a lot of change is being felt in the attitude of both the countries. Now the impact of pressure on Canada to take action against those who vandalize and steal Hindu temples is clearly visible. Canada, which generally considers vandalism in Hindu temples and sloganeering against India as freedom of expression, is now forced to take action against such anarchists. Canada has also arrested a person in this case.
According to the information, a 41-year-old Indian-Canadian man has been arrested for theft in Hindu temples located in Durham area and Greater Toronto area of ​​Canada. Police gave this information. Durham Regional Police said in a press release Thursday that these do not appear to be cases of hate crime. Police have identified the accused as Jagdish Pandher, a resident of Brampton city. Police responded to a report of someone breaking into a Hindu temple located in the area of ​​Crosnow Boulevard and Bailey Street in Pickering on Oct. 8.
Caught on the basis of CCTV footage
In the footage of cameras installed for security surveillance, Pandher was seen sneaking into the temple and taking out cash from the donation boxes. He fled the scene before police arrived, the release said. “He was seen in other footage later that morning entering more Hindu temples in Pickering and Ajax,” the release said. Police said the accused surreptitiously entered several Hindu temples throughout the year. It said that he did the same in temples around Durham Region and Greater Toronto Area. (Language)
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