Canda PM Justin Trudeaur Repeats Charge Against India

How Canada-India Relations Crumbled | Canda PM Justin Trudeaur Repeats Charge Against India

According to Charles Myers, the founder of Signum Global Advisors, a political strategy firm, the Joe Biden administration's approach to the diplomatic dispute between Canada and India is anticipated to be one of careful restraint as it seeks to protect the advancement made in its relationship with Narendra Modi's administration.

According to Myers, the US is actively collaborating with India to strengthen its competitive advantage over China. He does, however, believe that the US will avoid becoming too deeply involved in the conflict. Myers, a well-known supporter of the Democratic Party with connections to President Biden, shared his opinions on BNN Bloomberg Television.

Given how serious the charges are, "Prime Minister Trudeau has to have very good intelligence and evidence before he even makes these allegations public," said Myers. If accurate, it represents a case of state-sponsored terrorism committed on Canadian soil.

HOW NIJJAR ARMED KHALISTAN AND TRUDEAU IGNORED IT: KHALISTAN TERROR IN CANADA.

The shooting death of Canadian citizen and Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar on June 18 in Surrey, a Vancouver suburb, has strained ties between Canada and India.

Nijjar, a supporter of an independent Sikh nation in northwest India, was murdered, according to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who said this week that there is "credible" evidence connecting the Indian government to the crime.

"Any involvement of a foreign government in the killing of a Canadian citizen on Canadian soil is an unacceptable violation of our sovereignty," added Trudeau.

INDIA AND CANADA ARGUE: THE US GAVE CANADA INFORMATION ABOUT THE MURDER OF THE KHALISTANI TERRORIST NIJJAR

India has been urged by US Secretary of State Antony Blinken to assist Canada's inquiry into the matter. The US and its allies haven't, however, taken any actual retaliatory measures, like expelling Indian officials.

‘ANTI-INDIA ACTIVITIES’

The Indian administration has expressed its displeasure with the Canadian government's apparent lack of action against "anti-India activities" within the Indian diaspora residing in Canada, despite categorically rejecting any participation in the incident.

India responded in a like-for-like manner to Canada's expulsion of a senior Indian diplomat. India has consequently temporarily stopped considering Canadians' requests for visas. If this policy is kept in place, it will have a significant effect on travel from Canada to India for both business and pleasure.