evidence: Toronto (March 1, 2023): Today, as Canadian officials begin meetings at the G20 Summit hosted by India, the National Council of Canadian Muslims (NCCM) and the World Sikh Organization of Canada (WSO) launch a major report—The RSS Network in Canada—that looks at the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), its supremacist ideology, and its influence network in Canada. [...] The RSS purports to represent all Hindus and Hinduism, a vast and heterogeneous world religion that encompasses over a billion adherents. The RSS is politicizing the religion into an ideology that marginalizes India’s minority groups. This matters to Canada. The RSS network of groups has long been at work as part of Canadian society to organize the Indo-Canadian diaspora, and even to interfere in Canadian institutions and communities. [...] "The story this report uncovers becomes even more important as Canada engages India, run by life-long RSS member PM Narendra Modi, and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), one of the RSS’s main political arms," shares the WSO’s Jaskaran Sandhu. "As our elected officials land in India for the G20 Summit and contemplate further ties with India through the Indo-Pacific Strategy, Canadians deserve to understand the dangerous exclusionary and discriminatory ideas that the RSS stands for, and which its network, including the BJP, acts upon."