Upholding the right to practice religion "freely and safely", Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called the violence at a Hindu temple near Toronto "unacceptable".

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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau released a Diwali video showcasing his sacred threads from Hindu temples amid rising tensions with India. He has also expressed support for Hindu Canadians amid Diwali festivities this week.

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Trudeau pointed to Hindu’s sacred threads on his wrist, explaining, “I got these bracelets when I was in three different Hindu temples over the past few months.'

Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau has said he has been to ‘three different Hindu temples over the past few months,' in a clip he shared for Diwali. Also Read: Canadian Hindus wary of Trudeau’s Diwali pledge on safety The clip also shows Trudeau visiting a temple on the Festival of Lights.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said that acts of violence are unacceptable after a group of devotees was attacked at a Hindu temple in Brampton.