Tension increases between India and Canada in Khalistani militant Nijjar case... Indian government expels 6 diplomats including Canadian High Commissioner
The relations between the two countries came under severe strain following Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's allegations in September last year of "potential" involvement of Indian agents in the killing of Indian-origin Canadian citizen Hardeep Singh Nijjar.
The Canadian Parliament observed silence on Tuesday in remembrance and honour of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar-- a wanted criminal in India. This came despite India lodged a strong response to it.
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The top Indian diplomat said the deeper problems underneath the recent “negative” developments have to do with Canada’s misunderstanding of “decades-old issues,” which he blames Canadians of Indian origin for resurfacing.
Canadian minister has rejected EAM S Jaishankar's claim about giving relaxation to the people who are either designated "terrorists" or "most wanted" in India. The Canadian minister claims authorities conduct a criminal record check on people entering Canada on student visas.
Jaishankar's reaction came after the Canadian Police arrested three men over the murder of Nijjar and said that they were investigating if the suspects had links to the Indian government.
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Jaishankar, who was addressing the Rotary Institute 2023 event in Bengaluru, emphasised that If any country, not just Canada, had raised concern and had provided inputs or some basis for that concern, India would have looked into it.
In a massive development amid diplomatic row with Canada, India will resume visa services in Canada for four categories - Entry visa, Business visa, Medical visa and Conference visa from today.
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India's Ministry of External Affairs has rejected Canada's attempt to portray the withdrawal of 41 Canadian diplomats from the country as a violation of international norms.
Speaking to reporters in Ottawa, Foreign Minister, Melanie Joly asserted that the Canadian government were in close contact with its Indian counterparts and added PM Justin Trudeau-led government would like to engage "privately".
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While speaking at Hudson University, Jaishankar underscored that Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau had initially levelled allegations privately and then publically from the House of Commons and added India too replied to the allegations in the same manner.
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Jaishankar on Hardeep Singh Nijjar’s killing: EAM was asked about the reports citing the role of the Five Eyes group regarding the intelligence behind the killing of Khalistani separatist leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar, and reports of the FBI warning US Sikh leaders about credible threats to them.
Scott further said that Canada is looking forward to participate in training exercises with partners in the Indo-Pacific region.
Days after Trudeau's allegations, the US had said that it supports Canada’s efforts to investigate allegations of India's involvement in the killing of Nijjar.
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