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[Baba Banaras™ @RealBababanaras]

Shocking incident from Pakistan.

Two Dutch girls were kidnapped and raped by Mohammad Raza Dar, the grandson of Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar, and his four friends. Both were tourists.

Pakistan is safe for terrorists, not for tourists.

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LIVING MULTICULTURALISM DURING COVID – Tahir Aslam Gora https://t.co/CGtLtor01w

[Hindu Forum Canada #HFC @canada_hindu]

Happy Canada Day! God Bless Canada!

Please take a moment to watch the Canada Day video, specially choreographed by Hindu Forum Canada Director, Mr. Tahir Aslam Gora.

We are sincerely grateful to Canada for welcoming people from around the world and giving them the opportunity to pursue their North American dream.

Many of us left our home countries in search of a better life — one built on safety, opportunity, and mutual respect. But if individuals choose to bring with them the very toxic ideologies, hatred, or extremist agendas they once fled from and attempt to impose them here, they must ask themselves: Why did they come at all? Please go back to your home country, take your garbage, and impose it in your own country.

Canada is a peaceful country. Do not bring that garbage here. Canadian soil must never be a platform for unlawful or divisive activity.

[Aditya Raj Kaul @AdityaRajKaul]

#BREAKING: India’s Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri reacts to reports about India-Pakistan Track II dialogue, confirms no official participation or backing from Govt of India. Nothing official about any such meeting, it’s a private event. Such events hold no value for India.

[BILAL SARWARY @bsarwary]

Pakistan’s latest airstrikes inside Afghanistan are not just another incident. They reflect a dangerous pattern, designed by GHQ Pindi, that is becoming harder to ignore. The greatest casualty of Pakistan's imposed war on the Afghan public is the innocent civilian.

First, this is yet another violation of Afghanistan’s sovereignty and airspace. Since the recent escalation, UNAMA has reported almost 400 Afghan civilian deaths, while Kabul puts the toll closer to 800 civilians killed.

Second, the strikes are no longer confined to isolated areas along the Durand Line. They now extend across much of the border from Kandahar and Helmand to Paktia, Paktika to Kunar, affecting thousands of civilians and contributing to the displacement of more than 115,000 Afghans, according to UNHCR.

Third, the victims continue to be civilians, including women and children, raising serious humanitarian and legal concerns.

Fourth, despite repeated strikes, no Taliban leaders appear to have been targeted. This raises an important question: are these operations achieving their stated counterterrorism objectives?

Fifth, this is becoming the new normal: repeated cross-Durand line strikes, civilian suffering, limited accountability, and a muted international response.

Military operations that repeatedly kill civilians while leaving leadership structures intact are unlikely to deliver lasting security. Instead, they risk fuelling resentment, deepening instability, and perpetuating conflict on both sides of the Durand Line.

[Kamran Bokhari @KamranBokhari]

A dangerous paradox - Iranian state messaging travels through Western discourse unchallenged. White House statements get forensic skepticism. The fog of war has never been thicker & it's only blowing one way.

My @CBCNews interview: https://t.co/eV1hxV76Rk

[Vijay Sapps @VJsapps]

Dear Indians calm down. Glorification of terrorism is a regular occurrence across canada where Khalistan , LTTE, Hamas are celebrated with politicians from ministers to premiers and even RCMP having official booths at these events . As long as white people don’t get killed canada does not care .

[Mark Carney @MarkJCarney]

We’re negotiating a free trade deal with India. This will be a game changer for Canadian workers and businesses — unlocking a massive new market.

We’re working fast — I met Minister @PiyushGoyal to review our progress so far and explore the opportunities ahead for both our countries in energy, agri-food, tech, and education.

[Jason Kenney 🇨🇦🇺🇦🇮🇱 @jkenney]

This is nonsensical and counterproductive.

Canada is finally getting serious about investing in national defence. This should be welcomed and encouraged by our allies, not attacked.

For the first time since the Cold War, we have achieved the longstanding 2% GDP target, and are credibly moving to the new 3.5% core defence target.

The Blame Canada crowd here is claiming that’s all the result of creative accounting.

Nonsense.

- We have adopted the same framework for scoring defence spending as most of our NATO allies

- The federal budget and estimates show real, material budgeted increases to meet the targets

- We are spending $55 billion to build 15 cutting edge destroyers, part of the larger naval ship building strategy launched by the Harper government

- The RCN is about to launch the procurement of 12 new submarines

- The RCAF is finally about to take possession of our first tranche of F35s as part of the new fighter jet fleet

- Canada is spending tens of $ billions to modernize and expand Arctic military capacity

- The decline in total Canadian Armed Forces personnel has finally turned around, and force size is expanding.

Anyone who works in or close to the Canadian defence sector knows that this is real. Exciting things are happening in defence tech innovation, procurement, industry partnerships, etc.

Canada’s underinvestment in national defence goes back decades under different governments. It was allowed to get to a shameful state, and for too long we have preened about our moral authority while living rent free under the American security umbrella.

It will take time to achieve the ambitious goals of Canada’s defence rebuild. But Prime Minister Carney’s commendable defence reset began just a year ago.

The Permanent Joint Board on Defence has been a key platform for cooperation on North American defence since the Second World War. It has operated in good times and bad: during our joint operations in the Korean and Afghan Wars; during much lower levels of Canadian defence spending; and even when a US President threatened to annex Canada.

Our two countries have shed blood together in the defence of freedom. Geography dictates that we will always need each other to defend North America. So our alliance must be able to stand above occasional tensions in the bilateral relationship.

[Taha Siddiqui @TahaSSiddiqui]

🔴 #BREAKING Chinese companies pull out of #Balochistan / #Gwadar.

Has General Asim Munir jeopardized #Pakistan's 🇵🇰 relationship with #China 🇨🇳 to serve the #US 🇺🇲 ?

[Drop Site @DropSiteNews]

🇵🇰 Jeremy Scahill says Pakistan’s role in the Iran talks is under scrutiny after relaying assurances that did not materialize.

He reports Iranian officials were told Trump would “lift the blockade” on the Strait of Hormuz and extend the ceasefire before talks resume. Instead, Trump extended the ceasefire while keeping the blockade in place.

Scahill says Iranian officials told him “we don’t exactly know what Pakistan was told,” and describe Pakistani intermediaries as “scrambling” to understand Trump’s shifting positions. After presenting itself as a brilliant diplomatic broker, Pakistan, as a result, now has “egg on its face.”

@jeremyscahill | @ryangrim | @emilyjashinsky

[Mark Carney @MarkJCarney]

Today is Election Day in University—Rosedale, Scarborough Southwest, and Terrebonne.

Your voice matters — so don’t forget to get out and vote. Polls are open from 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.

[Hindu Forum Canada #HFC @canada_hindu]

Canada’s Asylum System Is Being Reset — No More Loopholes

With the passage of Bill C-12 in March 2026, Canada has taken a firm step to restore integrity to its asylum system. Under subsection 101(1)(b.1) of IRPA, refugee claims made more than one year after entry — for those who arrived after June 24, 2020 — will no longer be eligible for referral.

The message is clear: the system cannot be misused. We expect to see a noticeable difference, with very few participants in protest activity going forward, especially in the upcoming protest season, which starts from April to November.

This change is expected to reduce opportunistic claims, including those previously supported by staged or strategic protest participation. As a result, Canadians can expect fewer disruptions — less road blockages, fewer politically driven demonstrations, and a decline in the use of imported foreign conflicts to influence domestic politics.

For too long, loopholes enabled vote-bank politics and undermined public confidence. That era is ending.

[Ahmed Khalifa @_A_khalifa]

Breaking:

US just canceled the residence
permit Of Ali Larijani’s daughter
and Qasem Soleimani’s niece!

All those “Death to America”
“Great Satan�� slogans from
Iran’s regime… who were they for?

Meanwhile, their own kids
were living in the US.

Classic.

[Tahir Aslam Gora (Chawla) ताहि��� गोरा طاہر گورا @TahirGora]

Is Jihad a biggest threat to India? From Kashmir's terrifying World of Jaish to Kerala - Watch Dr @abhinavpandya conversation with me https://t.co/8BwDhRQ4Of

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War or Peace? Trump Vs IRGC? https://t.co/GcfgFgoqWi

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Iran Under Attack? What could be the Outcome? Tahir Gora's Commentary https://t.co/M94UMaGvlh

[Sidhant Sibal @sidhant]

Canada PM Mark Carney is set to visit India in a few days time.

Reporting from Ottawa, Canada

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India Solid - Pakistan Hollow - India Thriving - Tahir Gora's Commentary https://t.co/Ssu9z0HEvD

[Sahar Baloch @Saherb1]

Balochistan is burning again. Coordinated attacks across multiple districts rarely make it into the national narrative in full. What does make it through is often stripped of context. Context about years of conflict, enforced silence, and everyday uncertainty.