Relations between India and Canada have hit a historic low following serious allegations from Canada accusing the Indian government of involvement in extrajudicial killings on Canadian soil. Amid this diplomatic turmoil, a viral video has sparked outrage, featuring a Canadian woman telling an individual to “go back to India,” citing an overwhelming Indian population in the country.
Canadian Woman’s Rant Goes Viral
In the video, an elderly Canadian woman is seen walking away, declaring, “You’re not Canadian,” to the man filming. When asked why she was being aggressive, the woman responded, “There are too many Indians in Canada, and I want you to go back.”
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The man, perplexed, insisted that he was Canadian, to which she replied, “Your parents aren’t Canadian. Your grandma isn’t Canadian.” When he tried to reason with her and speak in French, she cut him off with a sharp “F**k off” before walking away.
Rise of Indian Immigration in Canada and Growing Frustration
The growing resentment towards the rising Indian population in Canada has been building for some time. Between 2000 and 2021, Indian student enrollment in Canadian universities surged by over 5,800%, with Indian immigration to the country more than quadrupling since 2013.
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However, tensions aren’t solely related to the current diplomatic crisis. Incidents of racism toward Indians have surfaced on social media, with some Canadians expressing frustration over cultural differences, loud celebrations, and behavior like eve-teasing. This resentment has even been reflected within the Indian community itself, where established families reportedly look down on newer immigrants.
This video serves as a stark reminder of the ongoing tensions, exacerbated by diplomatic strife, immigration, and cultural misunderstandings.
