India has condemned a recent attack on a Hindu temple in Canada, calling it “deeply disturbing.” The incident happened at a consular camp near Toronto, organized by India’s diplomatic mission, where a mob believed to support Khalistan — a movement for a separate Sikh state — reportedly targeted people gathered
Two senior officials from Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government admitted they leaked sensitive information about India to the U.S. news outlet The Washington Post. The leaked information focused on explosive allegations that Indian Home Affairs Minister Amit Shah led an assassination plot targeting Sikh separatist leaders on Canadian soil.
Sanjay Kumar Verma, who used to be India’s top diplomat in Canada, is making big headlines. He has publicly criticized Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, claiming that Trudeau has “destroyed” the friendly relationship between Canada and India for his own political reasons. This controversy comes as tensions rise between the
Western countries are increasingly allowing organized Khalistani protests, which experts say is giving them diplomatic leverage while slowing India’s progress. On India’s Independence Day, Khalistani supporters vandalized the Indian flag near the Indian embassy in Toronto. Similar protests happened in the U.S., Australia, and New Zealand, all organized by Sikhs
During his Monday speech to the Canadian House of Commons, Trudeau accused India of assassinating a Sikh leader in Canada. An assassination of a Sikh separatist leader on Canadian territory, according to Justin Trudeau, was carried out by the Indian government. The death of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, who was shot
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, has called a snap election, gambling that voters will reward his handing of the coronavirus pandemic with a parliamentary majority as he pulls the plug on a two-year minority government.
