India strongly rejects Canada’s allegations of the Indian High Commissioner and diplomats being “persons of interest” in the investigation into the killing of Sikh leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar. The Foreign Ministry called the claims “preposterous imputations” aimed at Trudeau’s political agenda. Despite Trudeau’s accusations, Canada has not provided any evidence to support its claims, leading India to question the motives behind the allegations.
The ministry defended Ambassador Sanjay Kumar Verma, stating he is India’s senior diplomat with a distinguished career. India also warned of reciprocal actions in response to Canada’s accusations, suggesting that the Canadian High Commission in India may be aligning with the political agenda of the current regime.
The ongoing tensions between India and Canada highlight the complex nature of diplomatic relations and the importance of evidence-based accusations. India stands firm in rejecting the allegations and remains vigilant against any attempts to smear the country for political gains. Stay updated with Anadolu Agency for more on this developing story.
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