Justin Trudeau Admits Canada Only Had 'Intel, Not Hard Proof' Of India's Role In Nijjar Killing
The diplomatic row worsened after Canada called Indian diplomats in Ottawa "persons of interest", alleging that they were involved in the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar last September.
After Canadian Prime Minister admitted that his government had not provided hard evidentiary proof when it accused India of ...
Canadian PM Justin Trudeau on Wednesday admitted that he did not present concrete evidence to India on Nijjar’s killing and ...
The case has been adjourned five times since May this year, when the accused were arrested. It is now scheduled to be taken ...
Trudeau said that Ottawa had taken up with New Delhi the allegation against the role of India’s agents in Canada in the ...
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Trudeau said the Indian side asked for evidence 'and our response was, well, it's within your security agencies.' But the ...
Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun has claimed that he had been communicating with Canadian PMO sharing details of ...
This development follows escalating diplomatic strains between the two countries, with both sides expelling each other's ...
This comes a day after India refuted Canada's assertions that it had shared credible evidence of Indian involvement in the ...
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