In a recent incident in Nassau County, New York, a Khalistani protester was arrested as part of heightened security measures during Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum. The protester was part of a group that displayed provocative propaganda, including a graphic showing a sniper rifle crosshairs on PM Modi’s face with the text, “Target – Enemy of America.” The Nassau County police swiftly removed the banners and relocated the protesters to a designated “free speech zone” to maintain order and prevent any disruptions to the event.
The event, which saw Modi addressing a large gathering of Indian-Americans, was heavily secured by U.S. law enforcement, who ensured that no further escalation occurred. This firm response contrasted with the more lenient approaches seen in other countries, such as Canada, where police tend to prioritize dialogue over direct action during protests.
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The U.S. government underscored its commitment to strong India-U.S. relations and did not tolerate actions that could harm diplomatic ties. This incident highlights the ongoing tensions surrounding pro-Khalistan protests during Modi’s visits abroad.
