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King Charles, Oppose Hinduphobia In Canada

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March 30, 2025

In theory, the British monarch has unlimited power, but the House of Windsor has survived challenges to its continuance by the small but noisy anti-monarchists of Britain.

Canada remains a dominion of the Crown, and King Charles III as King of Britain is also the Head of State in every dominion. From the time he was the Prince of Wales on 1 July 1969, Charles has been a backer of interfaith dialogue and the corollary of citizens of multiple faiths living peacefully together. Charles has had a large number of meetings with citizens of the UK who are Hindu, and has expressed his pleasure at the remarkable contribution to the UK that has been made by them.

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