Justin Trudeau Admits Canada Only Had 'Intel, Not Hard Proof' Of India's Role In Nijjar Killing
The diplomatic row worsened after Canada called Indian diplomats in Ottawa "persons of interest", alleging that they were involved in the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar last September.
Justin Trudeau Admits Canada Has "Only Intel, No Evidence" In Nijjar Killing
In a startling admission during a public inquiry, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau admitted that Canada had no "hard evidentiary proof" to support allegations linking Indian government agents to the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar.
Trudeau, foreign interference
The Canadian prime minister told a judicial inquiry into foreign interference that he tried to avoid a diplomatic blow-up ...
The Canadian prime minister criticized India Wednesday over its alleged interference in the "safety and sovereignty of Canada ...
India Today on MSN30m
'Big win for Indian narrative': Canadian journalists on Trudeau's depositionCanadian journalist Daniel Bordman called it a 'major win' for the Indian narrative, while another political commentator said ...
Free Press Journal on MSN55m
Justin Trudeau’s Truth: A Comedy of ErrorsThen there’s Lawrence Bishnoi, a name that rolls off Trudeau’s tongue like a bad punchline. He alleged that Indian diplomats ...
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canada’s national police force went public with its allegations against Indian diplomats ...
India has strongly rejected attempts by the Canadian authorities to link Indian agents with criminal gangs in Canada.
A day after Charlottetown Liberal MP Sean Casey publicly called on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to step down as party leader ...
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