A Great Disaster That Shaped Indian Immigration In Canada

24 May 2016

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is case sensitive about of the immigrants living on its soil. The man who earned respect for his gentleness once again proved his human nature by apologizing for the Komagata Maru incident that took place 100 years ago in Canada.

The event that shaped the great Indian influential Diaspora in Canada, you could see the colonies of Indians living in Canada well integrated with the Canada life style. Komagata Maru Incident was the great injustice happened to the Indians who entered Canada carrying dreams to settle with better prospects in the distant land.

Komagata Maru is the ship that brought 250 Indians to Canada in 1914; the then Canada Government has sent back the ship to India after two months of legal proceedings. 14 of them were killed in Canada; the adventurous people who moved from Calcutta to the distant North American country were treated poorly.

Wiping out the dark memories of Indians, Canada Government under the Justin Trudeau apologized for the event. Justin explained that the Canada would have been still brighter had the Indians were allowed to enter Canada in 1914, this official apology in the Canada Parliament reveals the growing importance of Indians in Canada.

India even now is one of the largest senders of immigrants to Canada, students, skilled professionals and investors mostly migrate to Canada through streamlined immigration procedures of Canada.

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