Canada has renewed its accusations against the Indian government, claiming that New Delhi is directly involved in “serious criminal activity” within its borders. Although Ottawa once again failed to provide evidence, it alleged that Indian agents are collaborating with the Lawrence Bishnoi gang to target pro-Khalistan groups. In a presser on late Monday night, the RCMP claimed its investigation into the murder of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a Khalistani terrorist who was shot dead last year.
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Did Canada make a ‘self-inflicted mistake’?
During the press conference, RCMP officials were questioned about whether members of the Sikh community were being targeted by Indian agents. In response, Assistant Commissioner Brigitte Gauvin stated that the South Asian community is being targeted by these groups, specifically focusing on pro-Khalistani elements . She further explained that, from the RCMP’s perspective, these agents are utilizing organized crime groups, with the Bishnoi Group being publicly linked to such activities.
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Trudeau reiterates the accusation, but where is the evidence?
After the RCMP presser, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau addressed the media, where he claimed that despite repeated requests and attempts to work with the Indian government over this case, New Delhi “decided not to cooperate”. However, the Indian government has been charging country for making baseless accusations without providing any evidence. The ongoing diplomatic row escalated with New Delhi recalling its top envoy to Ottawa and expelling six diplomats from the country on late Monday evening.
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