Ignoring extremism It was good that the Indian Prime Minister raised with his Australian counterpart the issue of vandalism of temples in Australia by Khalistani radicals. This was necessary because Khalistani are targeting temples one after the other in Australia and the Australian administration is doing nothing except terming such matters as serious. This is why no one has been arrested in any case. Due to this, it is natural for the audacity of Khalistani elements to increase. Their audacity is increasing not only in Australia, but also in countries like Canada, Britain, America etc. It is also clear that Khalistani active in all these countries are mixed among themselves. This is confirmed by similar slogans written outside temples in Australia and Canada. It is hoped that the way the Indian Prime Minister told the Australian Prime Minister that the news of attacks on temples in Australia disturbs and worries our minds, it will have an impact on him and he will be active in curbing the Khalistani elements in his country. Will be. India should also make countries like Australia, Canada, Britain etc. aware about how the unruly Khalistanis are spoiling the atmosphere in India and especially in Punjab. It is not hidden from anyone that Khalistani extremists active abroad are also doing the work of providing fertilizer and water to Khalistani supporters in Punjab. The biggest role in these is played by the Khalistanis of Canada, who at one time had also carried out terrorist incidents. The Indian government will also have to make countries like Australia, Canada, Britain etc. aware of the fact that the Khalistani radicals operating there are in nexus with the Jihadi elements. Together they keep trying to poison the environment of Punjab as well as Kashmir. The irony is that a section of the foreign media not only deliberately ignores it, but also reports in a demeaning manner to India. Apart from this, it promotes such elements which spread propaganda against India. In this connection, last day Information and Broadcasting Minister Anurag Thakur had to say that the New York Times is spreading lies about Kashmir. He termed an article published in New York Times on freedom of press in Kashmir as mischievous and fabricated. Newspapers like New York Times seem to be engaged in a campaign to malign India's image. The Indian government should not only condemn this campaign but also expose their lies. Only through this can their anti-India attitude be exposed and a message can be given to the world community that anti-India extremist elements are growing in western countries.