India has no involvement in the killing of Khalistani terrorist Nijjar : Canadian Commission

The commission set up by the Canadian Government confirms

Ottawa (Canada) – The Mary Josie Hogg Commission, set up by Canada, has said that there is no evidence of India’s involvement in the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. At the same time, the report also said that India spread misinformation regarding Nijjar’s killing.

India is not involved in the killing of Khalistani terrorist Nijjar !

Judgement from the commission established by the Canadian government !

Now what is the atonement that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will take for defaming India ?

Are the people of Canada going to hold him… pic.twitter.com/xab0jQ7tUC

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1. Hardeep Singh Nijjar was murdered on June 18^th, 2023. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau had alleged in the country’s Parliament in November 2023 that several people, including an Indian diplomat, were involved in the murder of Hardeep Singh Nijjar. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said that he also had evidence in this regard. In fact, Trudeau did not provide any evidence till date.

2. This led to India expelling 41 Canadian diplomats. Following Canada’s accusations, India suspended visa services for its people. However, later there were diplomatic discussions and visa services were restored a few months later. India, Russia, China and Pakistan interfered in Canada’s internal affairs The report holds India, Russia, China and Pakistan responsible for interfering in Canada’s internal affairs. It says that India has silently supported candidates of three political parties in the Canadian elections by providing money. For this, proxies were used.

India, Russia, China and Pakistan interfered in Canada’s internal affairs

The report holds India, Russia, China and Pakistan responsible for interfering in Canada’s internal affairs. It says that India has silently supported candidates of three political parties in the Canadian elections by providing money. For this, proxies were used.

The Indian Ministry of External Affairs rejected the report’s claim. External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said that the reality is that Canada has been consistently interfering in India’s internal affairs.

In September 2023, Canada’s intelligence agency claimed in a report that China had interfered in two elections held in Canada in 2019 and 2021. In this, China helped Justin Trudeau win the election. After this, Prime Minister Trudeau established the Hogg Commission in September 2023 to investigate the matter.

Editorial Perspective

What kind of apology will Canada’s caretaker Prime Minister Justin Trudeau make for the allegations against India ? Will the people of Canada hold him accountable ? Will he be charged in Canada for defaming India; will the action be taken against him ?