India Demands Action Against Khalistani Extremism Abroad

Minister S Jaishankar condemns violence against Indian missions, calling for accountability from foreign governments.

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar criticizes the space given to Khalistani extremists in foreign countries, labeling it a misuse of freedom of speech.
Jaishankar highlights incidents of violence against Indian missions abroad, including smoke bomb attacks and vandalism, urging foreign governments to take action.
India suspended visa issuance to Canada due to safety concerns for its diplomats, later resuming operations as situations improved.
The minister calls for accountability and action against those who threaten or attack Indian diplomats and missions in countries like Canada, the UK, the US, and Australia.
Jaishankar emphasizes that allowing such attacks without consequence sends a negative message about a country's reputation and stance on extremism.