Khalistani Terror News Today

Justin Trudeau has so far not furnished any evidence to prove India’s involvement in the killing of a Khalistani separatist leader in Canada. India on Thursday said no evidence had been provided to it either

According to a government insider, Trudeau’s agencies back home also don’t support the Khalistani extremism but his government has “no solution but to come up with the Nijjar issue”

Trudeau has thrown in the foreign policy towel. The Canadian media and his opponents are having a field day tearing into him. It’s 2018 all over again. And this time, it is more serious

India is Canada’s 10th largest trade partner. New Delhi could look to weaponise business talks with Ottawa on a transformative free trade agreement that the two nations are looking to conclude

Trudeau’s absence from all of the main highlights of the G20 summit shows just how poorly he has been managing Canada’s diplomatic affairs

British High Commissioner to India Alex Ellis tells News18 that UK PM Rishi Sunak’s visit to New Delhi during the G20 Summit next month will have India’s ambition in health and energy transition as key agendas. Sunak is coming to India to support its G20 Presidency, Ellis pointed out

Indian diplomats and diplomatic premises in Canada, the US, and the UK are preparing for protest rallies by Sikh separatists advocating for the Khalistan cause.