Ex-PM Stephen Harper says he’s perplexed, heartbroken by Canada-India tensions
- Relations between Canada and India have been strained since 2023 due to allegations linking the Indian government to the murder of a Sikh activist, Hardeep Singh Nijjar, near Vancouver.
- Former Prime Minister Stephen Harper expressed confusion over Canada's poor relationship with India, stating that the Liberal Party is influenced by Sikh activists aiming for Khalistan.
- An inquiry reported that India is highly active in electoral foreign interference in Canada, particularly concerning the Khalistan movement.
- Harper emphasized the need for Canadian politicians to prioritize people-to-people ties rather than relationships with Khalistani supporters.
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Tensions Between Canada and India, Stephen Harper claims to be puzzled and shaken
Former Prime Minister Stephen Harper said at a conference in India last month that he did not fully understand why Canada had such a bad relationship with India, and suggested that the Liberal Party had been infiltrated by Sikh activists who wanted to create a separate state from India.


Former PM Stephen Harper says he’s perplexed, heartbroken by Canada-India tensions
Ties have been in a deep freeze since fall 2023, when then-prime minister Justin Trudeau said his government had ‘credible allegations’ linking agents of the Indian government to the murder of a Sikh activist
Ex-PM Stephen Harper says he's perplexed, heartbroken by Canada-India tensions
OTTAWA — Former prime minister Stephen Harper told a conference in India last month that he doesn’t “entirely understand” why Canada has such a poor relationship with India, and suggested the Liberal party has become infiltrated by Sikh activists who want to carve a separate state out of India. “Frankly, I have been heartbroken to […]
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