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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The British Columbia Premier said that he expressed his frustration with CSIS Director about "our inability to get more concrete information about this thing".
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Justin Trudeau claimed that Canada has shared "credible allegations" regarding the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar with India "many weeks ago". However, the MEA had on Thursday clarified that no information has been shared by Canada regarding the killing of Nijjar.
Notably, Nijjar was killed by unidentified assailants on June 18 at a parking lot of a gurdwara in British Columbia. He had gone to Canada in 1997 using a counterfeit passport under the alias Ravi Sharma.
Sylvester's expulsion comes after diplomatic tensions emanating from Trudeau's allegations and the expulsion of an Indian diplomat in Canada.
Foreign Ministry bluntly - Canada is becoming a haven for terrorists, Pakistan is funding Khalistanis
Notably, both India and Canada have been negotiating a trade deal since 2010 when the Congress government was in power. However, the abrupt decision from Ottawa came at a time when the relations between the two nations were strained following the rise of the Khalistani movement in Canada.
Notably, both India and Canada have been negotiating a trade deal since 2010 when the Congress government was in power.
Ottawa: India today announced a liberalised visa policy for Canadian nationals visiting the country, days after extending a similar scheme to French citizens. Announcing this here, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the new visa policy would
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