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Canada News: PM Justin Trudeau gave a big statement regarding Nijjar massacre, said this about India
HARYANA NEWS HUB (Bureau): Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has once again pointed the finger at India over the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar on Canadian soil. Citing international law and democracy, he accused India of violating the Vienna Convention by expelling 40 diplomats.
India has also made it clear that no law has been violated in the matter of expelling diplomats. Let us know the complete information in the article given below...
Trudeau said on Nijjar's murder:
While testifying, Trudeau said that the government has always stood firmly on the issue of security of Canadians and we proved this by raising the issue of the murder of Khalistan supporter Hardeep Singh Nijjar. Nijjar was shot dead in the head in June last year. Trudeau had made allegations of Indian government's involvement in this massacre, which was later rejected by Jaishankar.
Said this about India:
During the hearing of the Foreign Interference Commission headed by Quebec Judge Marie-Josée Hogue, Trudeau accused the country's previous Conservative government of being soft on the current Indian government.
Trudeau said that our government has always stood up to protect the rights of minorities and minorities to speak in Canada, even if it may irritate his countrymen abroad.
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Accusation of interference in elections on China:
An investigation into allegations of foreign interference in Canadian politics began after several media reports cited leaked documents. A briefing document from the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) says China carried out "covert and deceptive" interference in the last two federal elections.
Trudeau appeared before a national public inquiry following several days of testimony from members of his Cabinet, political party representatives, intelligence officials and senior bureaucrats. During the hearing, the Canadian Prime Minister talked about measures taken by his government to address foreign interference since taking power in 2015.
