New Delhi: Justin Trudeau, immersed in the love of Khalistan, has lost his mind. It seems that they are beginning to realize that they have messed with India. See the effect of India’s strictness that Canada’s attitude has softened. First the Canadian government came on the backfoot on the Nijjar incident. Now Justin Trudeau himself has started considering his own officials as criminals. Yes, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called his own intelligence officers ‘criminals’. Actually, Justin Trudeau has given this statement regarding leaking of information to the media after a fake report related to the death of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. In this fake report, the names of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Jaishankar were dragged into the Nijjar murder case.
In a press conference, Trudeau was asked how a major Canadian newspaper could publish any news without evidence? To this, Trudeau said, ‘Unfortunately, we have seen that we have seen that criminals who leak top-secret information to the media continue to spread false news. This is why we conducted a national inquiry into foreign interference. This investigation revealed that the criminals who leak information to media organizations are not only criminals but they are also untrustworthy.
As Prime Minister of Canada, my first job is to keep the people of Canada safe. He said, ‘As the leader of Canada, my first job is to keep Canadians safe. In everything we have done over the past few years and in many difficult circumstances, the biggest emphasis has been on ensuring that Canadians remain safe here and across the country and that we follow the law.
What was Justin Trudeau talking about?
This statement of Justin Trudeau comes after a report by Canadian newspaper The Globe and Mail. In this report, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and Foreign Minister S Jaishankar have been linked to the controversy related to the murder of terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. This matter has become the center of a major diplomatic dispute between India and Canada. Because of this there is tension between the two countries.
Relations with India soured due to this reason
The report quoted an unnamed security official as claiming that Canadian security agencies believe that PM Modi knew about Nijjar’s murder. This is the first time the Canadian media has dragged PM Modi into the matter, a significant development in already strained relations. However, the identity of the officer was not disclosed in the report. The report did say that the source admitted that Canada had no direct evidence that Narendra Modi knew. However, India had already rejected this media report.
Trudeau government rejects ‘speculative’ report on PM Modi
However, later the Canadian government clarified that Narendra Modi, S Jaishankar and Ajit Doval have neither any connection nor any evidence with the Nijjar murder case. The Canadian government rejected the controversial report linking PM Modi to the murder of Nijjar. And said that this is based on speculation and is wrong. Justin Trudeau’s government said, ‘The Government of Canada has not said, nor is it aware of, evidence that Prime Minister Modi, Minister Jaishankar or NSA Doval have any connection to serious criminal activity within Canada. Any suggestion to the contrary is based on speculation and is wrong.
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FIRST PUBLISHED: November 24, 2024, 07:17 IST
