India-Canada Relations: Relations between India and Canada have been tense for a long time. The Canadian government and the media there, which have been continuously making false allegations against India, are still not desisting. Justin Trudeau’s Canadian media has hatched a new conspiracy against the Indian government. The Indian government has completely rejected the report published in a Canadian newspaper on Wednesday (20 November). In this report it has been alleged that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi knew about the conspiracy to murder Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar.
Indian Foreign Ministry gave this response
The Indian Foreign Ministry has issued a statement calling such media reports ridiculous. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said on this, “We generally do not comment on media reports. “However, such ridiculous statements purportedly made to the newspaper by a Canadian government source should be treated with the contempt they deserve.”
“Such defamatory campaigns further damage our already strained relations,” he said.
What is printed in the new report of Canadian media,
In fact, in a report published in a Canadian newspaper, quoting an unidentified Canadian national security officer, it has been claimed that the Union Home Minister has information about the conspiracy to murder the alleged Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada. Amit Shah Was to. Prime Minister about this Narendra ModiForeign Minister S. Information was also given to Jaishankar and National Security Advisor Ajit Doval. However, the report also says that Canada has no concrete evidence against Prime Minister Modi to support this claim.
The Canadian official said, “Canada has no concrete evidence that Prime Minister Modi had information about this alleged incident.” It would be unimaginable that three senior political figures in India would not have discussed such targeted killings with their Prime Minister before proceeding further in this matter.”
Canada has made such allegations against India before also
This is not the first time that Canada has leveled allegations against India regarding the murder of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. Canadian PM Justin Trudeau has already accused India of this. Due to which relations between India and Canada have become tense.