Indian Government Agents Involved in Violent Crimes in Canada, RCMP Says
Recent reports from the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) have revealed a shocking connection between the Indian government and violent crimes in Canada. In the investigation of the murder of Canadian Sikh Hardeep Sing Nijjar, evidence emerged linking the Indian government to crimes that posed a serious threat to Canadians. As a response, Canada expelled six Indian diplomats, including the high commissioner, based on their alleged involvement in criminal activities.
The RCMP Commissioner, Michael Duheme, emphasized the importance of keeping Canadians safe and stated that the decision to expel the diplomats was made after thorough consideration and gathering of concrete evidence. The investigation uncovered links to homicides, organized crime, and disruptive activities, creating an unsafe environment for the Asian community in Canada. Duheme urged victims of coercion or other crimes involving Indian agents to come forward and assist in the ongoing investigation.
Despite the Indian government’s denial of the allegations, tensions between Canada and India have escalated, following Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s statements regarding the involvement of Indian officials in Nijjar’s death. The case continues to unfold as more details come to light.