Three Indian citizens have been arrested in the case of pro-Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar killed in Canada. Canadian police are investigating the links between the three accused and India.
Meanwhile, the statement of Foreign Minister S Jaishankar has come out. He said that it is Canada’s political compulsion to investigate India’s involvement in the killing of Sikhs. He noted that Canadian political parties have given legitimacy to advocates of extremism, separatism and violence in the name of freedom of expression. Newton’s law applies to politics also. There will be a reaction to this.
Tension Increased After Nijjar’s Murder
Let us tell you that the previous Khalistani terrorist Nijjar was shot dead in Canada. After this, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said that there was evidence of an Indian intelligence agency being involved in this crime.
However, in India, the allegation was described as absurd. When India asked Canada to present evidence, Canada could not provide any. After this, India stopped the visa process for some time, and Canada was forced to reduce its diplomatic presence there.
What Did S Jaishankar Say?
S Jaishankar said that Canada has been asked many times not to give visas to Sikh terrorists and separatists. This has been noted because these people create problems for India. Canada is also creating an influential lobby by organizing some pro-Pakistan people. Jaishankar said neither Canada shares evidence with us nor do the intelligence agencies cooperate.
Trudeau’s Statement Came Out
Canadian PM Justin Trudeau said that the investigation into Nijjar’s murder is not limited to the arrest of only three people. A special investigation is also being conducted into this matter. He said this is important because Canada is a rule-of-law country. I know that members of the Sikh community are feeling uncomfortable and scared at this time. I assure them that every Canadian has a fundamental right to live safely, free from discrimination and violence.
