US EditionIndia rejects allegations of Canada’s prime minister in the slaying of a Sikh activist as absurd
- The Indian and Canadian governments are in a dispute over allegations of Indian involvement in violence in Canada. The Indian government denies the allegations and calls them absurd and motivated. The Canadian Prime Minister is standing by Canadian intelligence indicating India's role in the death of a Canadian citizen.
- The Indian foreign ministry urges Canada to take legal action against anti-India elements operating on Canadian soil. India accuses Canada of sheltering Khalistani terrorists and extremists who threaten India's sovereignty. The inaction of the Canadian government on this matter is a long-standing concern.
- Prime Minister Trudeau emphasizes that Canada remains calm and grounded in democratic principles and values. He calls for evidence and cooperation from India in investigating the matter. Trudeau urges India to take the issue seriously and honor international obligations.
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India rejects Canada's allegations over killing of Sikh leader as 'absurd'
India was quick to respond to Ottawa expelling an Indian diplomat amid allegations that New Delhi was involved in the killing of a Canadian Sikh leader on Canadian soil, responding in kind with an expulsion of their own.
Sikh Leader's Murder: Canada's Allegations, India's Retort — What Led to This?
Tensions between India and Canada have aggravated after the allegations by the latter that there is a "possible link" to show that India was involved in the killing of a Sikh leader on Canadian soil.The events have thus folded at a lightning speed since 18 September (EDT, Canada's standard time). Among other issues, it is primarily the killing of Sikh leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar which took place three months ago that has propelled the politicall…
Trudeau stands by allegation as India denies link to killing of Canadian Sikh leader
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is standing by Canadian intelligence indicating India played a role in the death of a Canadian citizen despite New Delhi calling the claim 'absurd,' and is calling on the country to take the matter 'seriously.'
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