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The Indian Army stated that tensions between India and Canada do not affect them, emphasizing that their diplomatic and military relationships with Canada remain intact. The Indian Army's Additional Director General mentioned that Canada's Chief of the Defence Staff will be visiting India for the Indo-Pacific Armies Chiefs Conference. The conference aims to strengthen security partnerships in the region. Indo-Canadian relations have recently soured due to allegations made by the Canadian Prime Minister regarding the Indian government's involvement in a shooting incident.

The accusation made by Canada that the Indian government may have been involved in a political assassination on Canadian soil has strained diplomatic relations between the two countries. India has rejected Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's allegation, calling it absurd and motivated. The United States is now faced with a dilemma on how to respond, as it values its relationship with both Canada and India.

India News: NEW DELHI: The Indian Army on Wednesday said tensions in India-Canada relations “don't impact us” and that India’s “diplomatic approach, military reco.

We oppose nationalists with our words and actions, peacefully. Not with murder

Relatives of Canada-based terrorist and Khalistan Tiger Force (KTF) chief Hardeep Singh Nijjar’s at his native village Bhar Singh Pura, situated 60 km from Jalandhar in Phillaur sub-division, have dubbed his murder as a part of “conspiracy”