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  • India Canada Row: America’s big statement amid India-Canada tension, made this demand on Trudeau’s allegations

    India Canada Row: Regarding the murder case of Sikh separatist leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar India and Canada The tension between them has increased. There is a rift in the political relations between the two countries. There is no indication as to when friendly relations will be restored. The eyes of all the countries of the world are on the deteriorating relations between Canada and India. Americans have also been keeping an eye on the dispute between the two countries since the beginning. In connection with this, a big statement has come out from America on the matter. The statement of the US State Department spokesperson has increased India’s problems. America has said that Canada’s investigation into the murder of Sikh separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar should move forward and the criminals should be brought to justice.

    Investigation of Nijjar case should proceed – America
    US State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller while talking to the media said that we are very concerned about the allegations made by Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. We are in close contact with our Canadian partners. In response to a question in this series, Miller said that I believe it is important to take Canada’s investigation forward and bring the criminals to justice. We have publicly and privately appealed to the Government of India to cooperate with Canada’s investigation. Let us tell you, Canada has alleged that Indian authorities were behind the murder of Nijjar. India has completely rejected these allegations calling them baseless.

    Protest by Sikh organizations in Canada
    Here, the World Sikh Organization is loudly protesting against the killing of Khalistani terrorist Nijjar. World Sikh Organization chief Tejinder Singh Sidhu has demanded to trace the killers of Nijjar. Khalistani supporters waved Khalistani flags and raised slogans during the protest against the killing of Nijjar. The crowd also demonstrated outside the Indian Consulate. In view of the protest, the security of the Indian Embassy has been increased. Police have put up barricades on the roads leading to the embassy.

    Let us tell you, recently Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau had accused India of having a hand in the murder of Khalistan Tiger Force chief Nijjar. After this the tension between India and Canada increased, which is now continuously increasing. At present, the tension in the relations between India and Canada does not seem to be reducing anywhere. Both the countries have already expelled each other’s top diplomats.

  • Canada-India Dispute: Canadian PM Justin Trudeau did not improve even after rebuke from India, repeated allegations

    Prime Minister of Karada even after being scolded by India justin trudeau Are not desisting from their actions. He once again reiterated his allegations against India in the press conference. However, during this time his attitude appeared somewhat soft and he also praised India in many matters.

    Justin Trudeau urges India to work together

    Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau again said on Thursday that there are credible allegations that need to be taken extremely seriously. Also, he urged the Indian government to work with his (Trudeau’s) country in providing justice in the case of the murder of a Khalistani separatist. On the question of the ongoing diplomatic dispute between India and Canada, he said, we appeal to the Government of India to take this matter seriously and work with us, so that complete transparency can be maintained in this matter and accountability and justice are ensured. Can go.

    Will continue to take necessary steps to protect Canadian citizens: Trudeau

    When Trudeau was asked that India Canada On whether his government will take retaliatory steps after the decision to suspend visa service for citizens of India, he said, there is rule of law in our country. We will continue to take the necessary steps to protect Canadians and uphold our values ​​and the international rules-based order. This is our focus right now.

    Diplomatic dispute continues between India and Canada

    A diplomatic dispute continues between India and Canada over the killing of Khalistani separatist leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar. The controversy arose after Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau alleged the ‘possible’ involvement of Indian agents in the killing of Nijjar on June 18 in British Columbia, Canada. India had declared Nijjar a terrorist in 2020.

    India rejected Trudeau’s allegations, called the statement absurd

    India on Tuesday rejected the allegations as “absurd” and “motivated” and responded to Canada’s expulsion of an Indian official over the matter by expelling a senior Canadian diplomat.

    There is no doubt that India’s importance is increasing: Trudeau

    Trudeau said that his government does not want to provoke or create problems. He said, there is no doubt that India’s importance is growing and it is a country with which we need to continue to work, not only in the region but across the world. We do not want to provoke or create problems. But we are clear about the importance of the rule of law and the security of Canadians. “We therefore call on the Indian government to work with us to get to the bottom of and expose the truth about this matter and ensure justice and accountability,” Trudeau said.

    India asked Canada to deal strictly with anti-India elements

    India asked Canada to deal strictly with terrorists and anti-India elements operating from its soil. India also suspended visa service for Canadian citizens. Tension between the two countries has increased due to the murder of Nijjar and relations have reached the lowest level. India also asked Canada to reduce the number of its diplomatic staff in the country (India). New Delhi argued that the number of Canadian diplomatic staff in India is higher than the existing Indian diplomatic staff in Canada and there should be parity in strength and rank in terms of mutual presence.