New Delhi defiant in face of Trudeau allegations as India warns citizens against travelling to Canada
New Delhi has warned citizens considering travel to Canada of ‘growing anti-India activities’ and urged students to use ‘extreme caution’
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New Delhi has warned citizens considering travel to Canada of ‘growing anti-India activities’ and urged students to use ‘extreme caution’
Nijjar was killed in June this year, shot by unidentified assailants. Earlier, India’s National Investigation Agency (NIA) had declared a cash reward of Rs 10 lakh for him. What has Canada claimed now and how has India responded? What was Nijjar accused of? We explain.
The issue of deportations of wanted terrorists and gangsters have been raised by Indian authorities at multiple diplomatic and security talks but the Canadian authorities remained non-committal and brazen in support of these terror elements, the officials said.
India News: NEW DELHI: Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau's allegations that India may be involved in the killing of Khalistani extermist Hardeep Singh Nijjar.
In June this year, Hardeep Singh Nijjar was killed by unidentified assailants outside a gurudwara in a parking area in Canada's Surrey.