The India has been pointed out by Canada as guilty of the murder of a Canadian citizen in British Columbia. The events occurred on June 18, when Hardeep Singh Nijjar45, was shot in the middle of the street in front of a Sikh temple.
The president of Canada, Justin Trudeauhas accused the government of New Delhi of being behind this murder that occurred on Canadian soil, something that India denies. “There are credible allegations of a possible link between agents of the Indian government and the murder of a Canadian citizen,” Trudeau defended.
Faced with growing suspicions, Trudeau halted a free trade agreement with India at the beginning of the month and, a few days later, held a tense meeting with Narendra ModiPrime Minister of India, at the G20.
Mélanie Joly, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Canada, announced Canada’s expulsion of a senior Indian diplomat. India was quick to respond and expelled the Canadian high commissioner in the country.
For Trudeau, the interference of a foreign government in the murder of a Canadian citizen is an unacceptable violation of their sovereignty.
Source: Lasexta
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